Sentence examples for existing propositions from inspiring English sources
What makes it true that Plate will be square is that Plate is square according to some relevant future tensed presently existing propositions.
Existing propositions emphasise the description of such methods, but there is no means to understand the underlying logic of integrated contingency approaches.
This can be big – Google revolutionized search when AOL and Yahoo! were presumed to have it locked up – but more often, the pitch sounds like, "It's a dating site, but for senior citizens…" I want to see innovation that is categorically distinct from existing propositions.
The first part of the paper deals with the limits of the third generation of studies on psychotherapy (medical model, use of RCT, DSM…) on which the INSERM report is based and reviews the existing propositions for a fourth generation of research in the field.
Gawronski and Bodenhausen argued that explicit attitudes are readily changed when faced with information that is inconsistent with the existing propositions.
Importantly, Gawronski and Bodenhausen argue that a simple negation of existing propositions will not result in changes in evaluative associations (see Gawronski and Bodenhausen 2006 for a detailed description of how implicit and explicit attitudes may change).
Another objection is that it makes no sense to think of a being existing necessarily; propositions may be necessarily true or false, but objects cannot be necessary or contingent.
Thus, Burley can view states of affairs as propositions existing in re.
Four are existing notations (verbal propositions, Euler diagrams, Venn diagrams and Englebretsen's Linear diagrams) and one a novel diagrammatic system – Category Pattern Diagrams (CPDs).
This enables the researcher to gain an empirical insight and explore existing and new propositions.
According to Paul, the mental proposition existing obiective in our intellect is the significatum ultimum et adaequatum of false propositions (In Cat., cap. de priori, fol. 136vb).
