Sentence examples for defining propositions from inspiring English sources

He then proceeds with short discussions on the conditions of proofs, on defining propositions, their classes and modalities, and includes a number of discussions on contradiction, conversion, and some syllogisms (reductio ad absurdum and demonstrative syllogisms).

A second paradox deriving from Kaplan (1995) threatens any account — Lewis's in particular — that follows possible world semantics in defining propositions to be arbitrary sets of worlds (see Davies 1981, 262; Lewis 1986, 104 108; Bueno et al. 2014).

I lead an unadorned life, probably in reaction to my mother's defining proposition, which boiled down to "I wear jewelry, therefore, I am". I have never bought myself anything more than the occasional cheap earrings, because given the choice between a serious pair and a plane ticket, I always took the trip.

Practical, theoretical and epistemological issues are explored in order to define propositions concerning a psychological perspective of career counseling in the French context.

The parties have agreed to "define propositions on work schedules, including the number of hours designated as plain time, ensuring that doctors in training would not be expected to work consecutive weekends, and how time for administrative duties and training should be recognised".

This initial propagation is bidirectional, and limited to already defined propositions.

First you need a clearly defined proposition.

Each experience, high- or low-tech, must reinforce a clearly defined proposition that fuses insight into consumer behavior with a unique brand offer.

Second there is a probability distribution P defined over propositions about the values of variables in V.

The sets A n and B n are defined in Propositions 2 and 3.

The EM algorithm, defined in Propositions 2 and 3, is a ML estimator for the parameter vector ϕ in (9).