Sentence examples for description of the predicate from inspiring English sources
"The other half was the F.B.I.'s unfortunate and unwarranted acceptance of D.O.E.'s description of the predicate, its unhesitating and unquestioning acceptance of D.O.E.'s identification of Lee as 'the most logical suspect,' " the report said.
Notice that, under a description of the world using the green/blue predicates pair, there may be no change at time t (no change in the color of emeralds and sapphires for example), whereas there would be change under the alternative pair grue/bleen.
Predicate dualism is the theory that psychological or mentalistic predicates are (a) essential for a full description of the world and (b) are not reducible to physicalistic predicates.
Climate change policy (and much of the associated natural science research) agenda is predicated around a description of the methane challenge as one that is technocratic in nature.
To do this, we add the couple (w, (w_i)) to the prolog file containing the description of the source and the star schema using a predicate.
A declaration of these predicates, available online constitutes a semantic description of the service.
For all that is predicated of the predicate will be predicated also of the subject.
In general, a predicate variable followed by any number of individual variables is a wff of the predicate calculus.
Grelling's paradox is self-referential, since the definition of the predicate heterological refers to all predicates, including the predicate heterological itself.
Perhaps the meaning of a predicate is not as transparent to competent users of the predicate as Moore implicitly assumes.
These descriptions form the predicates of the subject context but it is the labelled relations to the predicates which show the structural meaning of the text, as delivered by the author and perceived and interpreted by the student/reader.
