Sentence examples for disjunction problem from inspiring English sources

Moreover, it appears to solve the disjunction problem.

The error problem is an aspect of what (after Fodor) is often called "the disjunction problem".

That is, one can apparently have the disjunction problem without a problem of false belief.

This is actually the second putative solution Rupert (1999) gives to the disjunction problem.

Fodor (1987, 109) gives one account of how the theory avoids the disjunction problem, where Fodor (1990, 91) gives another.

In presenting the second argument, Rupert suggested that he needed the restriction of the Best Test Theory to natural kinds in order to block the disjunction problem.

(Note that Fodor supplies here only a sufficient condition, indeed, one that he regards only as sufficient for meeting a certain class of difficulties, so-called "disjunction" problems; see Fodor 1990b, pp. 127 31).

One answer is the disjunction between problems as a business sees them, and problems seen in terms of computer systems.

This gives rise to what Fodor calls the "problem of disjunction".

In his presidential address to the College on Problems of Drug Dependence, Balster referred to inhalant use as "the hidden epidemic," noting the curious disjunction between the seriousness of the problem and the insubstantial scientific and clinical responses to it [ 20].

Given a set of clauses (a clause is a disjunction of Boolean literals), the MaxSAT problem asks for a complete assignment of all variables that maximizes the number of clauses the assignment satisfies.