"deductive for" is not a commonly used phrase in written English.
It may be incorrect or confusing to use in a sentence. Instead, you could use "deductive reasoning" or "deductive logic" to refer to the process of arriving at a conclusion by using a series of logical steps. Example: "The detective used deductive reasoning to solve the mystery."
Anyone asking for a deductive argument for PNC, as Aristotle points out, is missing the point, or, rather, is asking for something that is impossible without using PNC.
Thus, if we can show that a given language is not (weakly) κ-compact, then there can be no deductive system for it with deductions of length < κ adequate for deductions from arbitrary sets of premises (of cardinality ≤ κ).
If just deductions of countable length are admitted, then no deductive apparatus for L ω1,ω) can be set up which is adequate for deductions from arbitrary sets of premises, that is, for which (2.1) would hold for every set Δ ⊆ Sent ω1,ω), regardless of cardinality.
Scenario 17 "Creating Leading Questions" to identify key topics; Deductive Scenarios for strategy; Inductive Scenarios for research; develop story describing future based on identified signals of change.
I am currently working on Kleene algebra, which is an equational logical system that can be used for deductive verification and for encoding more lightweight verification tasks.
Section 3 sets up a deductive system for the language, in the spirit of natural deduction.
This reasoning algorithm trades deductive soundness for efficiency and flexibility.
This chapter introduces analogical and deductive methodologies for the design medical processor units (MPUs).
The paper describes a transition logic, TL, and a deductive formalism for it.
The simplest type of explanation is that in which the conclusion describes a fact or event and the premises provide deductive grounds for it.
