Sentence examples for equivalent truth from inspiring English sources

I certainly think an equivalent truth applies to financial markets.

Two of the recovered deformations and their equivalent ground truth are illustrated in Fig. 3. Fig. 5 D-RGB-based reconstruction.

In indirect contexts sense, and not designation, matters and so we may know the well-ordering principle for natural numbers, but not know the principle of mathematical induction because, while they are equivalent in truth value, they have different senses.

Fallacy and fantasy are not equivalent to truth; not every Republican utterance deserves equal coverage in the name of balance.

Sentences consisting of an "According to PW …" operator followed by a sub-sentence are thus not extensional, since substituting another sub-sentence (materially) equivalent in truth-value does not always preserve truth.

Rather, Rosen only considers modal fictionalists who take the modal claims to be equivalent in truth-value to claims about possible worlds prefixed with "according to PW …" operators.

Let us then concentrate on the remaining views which come under Divers's attack: those views which take modal statements to be equivalent in truth-value to prefixed claims about possible worlds i.e., claims of the form "According to PW …".

Sentences ψ and χ of IFL are truth equivalent if they are true in precisely the same models, and falsity equivalent if they are false in precisely the same models.

There are sentences φ of IFL such that ¬φ (which is a sentence of EIFL) is not truth equivalent to any sentence of IFL.

Hintikka (2004b) raises the question of the algebraic structure induced by these operators, when any two truth equivalent sentences are identified.

Hence the contradictory negation ¬φ is only expressible in IFL for those IFL sentences φ that are truth equivalent to an FO sentence.[42] Determined fragment.