Sentence examples for designator analysis from inspiring English sources

Our computational reconstruction of the baptism event based on cross-copying differs from other theories of naming such as the descriptive theory of proper names (Russell 1905) and the rigid designator analysis (Kripke 1972), which use the perspective of an external observer instead of an agent-based ontology.

These were reformatted for further analysis, assigning new designators to anonymize individual sequences and to avoid the use of characters that are not supported within the rule sets of the software programs we used ("illegal characters").

Rigid designation requires that the object designated by a rigid designator be the same in all worlds.

The proposed highway's designation was changed to the current designator, SR 230, after the 1964 state highway renumbering.

However, as Kripke has defined 'strongly rigid', 'Hesperus' cannot be a "strongly rigid designator"; that distinction is reserved for designators that designate a necessarily existing object (1980, pp. 48-9).

Another theory of reference that was named about the time 'rigid designator' was coined, and that is widely associated with rigid designation, is the causal theory of reference.

So, 'Aristotle' designates the same man in these various counterfactual circumstances; it is a rigid designator.

With semiactive homing the designator or illuminator might be remote from the launch platform.

Often, the vehicles also carried a laser designator for homing munitions.

You can also try the Stock Keeping Unit code, which is the manufacturer's model number-and-letter designator.

No meetings of the Business Cycle Dating Committee, a National Bureau of Economic Research body that is the designator of peaks and troughs, have been held.