Sentence examples for disjunction of from inspiring English sources

It only concerns the probability of a particular disjunctive sentence that expresses a disjunction of various possible sequences of experimental or observational outcomes.

In essence, a set of classification rules can be regarded as a logical disjunction of rules, so that each rule can be regarded as a disjunct.

Working with his brother, he was finally able to understand the disjunction of their crafts.

That's where the real disjunction of theory and practice breaks in.

I'm not drawing comparisons; I'm just saying that there is a considerable disjunction of spirit between the places.

As I lay on the bed watching a move called the clean and jerk, the jarring disjunction of the day disappeared.

Ms. Tesori's postmodern collage of a score, which quotes everything from Motown to Mozart, is excellent in capturing the swirl and disjunction of patterns of thought.

If they turn out to be true, readers will have to reckon on their own with the disjunction of biographical fact with biographical supposition.

(¬(p↔ q) is the exclusive disjunction of p and q).

A theorem states that every situation is a disjunction of worlds, namely the disjunction of all worlds in which it exists.

Others, such as alkaloids and derivatives, can only be defined as a disjunction of several subcategories.