Sentence examples for constituents corresponding from inspiring English sources

expresses a proposition with three constituents, corresponding to the three words in the sentence.

Similarly, the idea was that the propositions expressed with 'Hesperus is Hesperus' and 'Hesperus is Phosphorus' differ, because only the latter has predicational/unsaturated constituents corresponding to 'Phosphorus'.

Our English student's confusion regarding Mark Twain is thus to be explained in terms of different thoughts and hence different thought constituents corresponding to the different ways of thinking about the man Mark Twain associated with the expressions 'Mark Twain' and Samuel Clemenss'.

The logical form and character of the formulas of the expanded language is revealed by their Russellian analyses, and these contain no constituent corresponding to 'the \(F\)'.

One might well wonder whether such 'relativity' is really semantic — whether what is said contains, as Hofweber suggests, an 'unarticulated constituent' corresponding to one's geographic location, as opposed to that location's being among the very many things one 'presupposes', knowingly or otherwise, in saying "August is a summer month" (see, e.g., Searle's (1980) views on 'the Background').

Each signature summarizes its constituent genes as a single expression profile, and is here derived as the first principal component of that set of genes (the factor corresponding to the largest singular value) as determined by a singular value decomposition.

They develop in areas in which rainfall leaches soluble minerals out of the ground and results in a loss of chemically basic constituents; a corresponding proportional increase in oxidized iron imparts a reddish hue to many such soils.

The structures of these constituents and corresponding plant sources are summarized in Figure 1. Figure 1 Structures of chemical components of mung bean seeds and sprouts.

In another response, Weatherson (2004) argues that sensations may be constituents of corresponding self-attributions: the subject may think "I'm having this sensation", where that thought incorporates the sensation as part of its content.

This paper examines these multi-constituent transport processes and the corresponding constituent solubilities.

What are the constituents of the corresponding fact?