Sentence examples for exclude middle from inspiring English sources

Wealthy residents have long since bid up real estate prices in Aspen and other exclusive resort communities to levels that virtually exclude middle- and low-income families.

They had normal auricular reflexes and underwent otoscopy to exclude middle ear disorders at the Experimental Animal Center of Nanjing Medical University (China).

The prices at the Stadium exclude "middle-class families with two or three kids, who must spend a minimum of $500 for a game," he wrote, as well as lower-income and most minority fans.

Even as a child he was an absolutist, reciting the law of the excluded middle.

In a logic based on fuzzy sets, the principle of the excluded middle is therefore invalid.

Aristotle cited the laws of contradiction and of excluded middle as examples of axioms.

Many philosophers and others have rejected the law of excluded middle, on various grounds.

For somewhat similar reasons, these mathematicians also refuse to accept the validity of arguments based on the law of excluded middle (p ∨ ∼p).

For example, one principle of standard logic is the law of excluded middle, which says that something either is the case, or it isn't.

The following year, in "Over de onbetrouwbaarheid der logische principes" ("On the Untrustworthiness of the Logical Principles"), he rejected as invalid the use in mathematical proofs of the principle of the excluded middle (or excluded third).

What experience, it might be asked, could lead anyone remotely to query the apparently adamantine logical law of excluded middle (that every proposition is necessarily either true or not true, and each thing either has or lacks any given property)?