Sentence examples for formally valid from inspiring English sources

Only LVFs are formally valid, and their validity depends only on the definitions of the logical operators used within Zsyntax, regardless of the molecules involved.

According to this conception, different formal languages will be useful in modeling the inferences that are formally valid given different set of 'logical constants' or expressions whose meaning is kept fixed.

Such a claim may have been formally valid, but there may have also been underlying political considerations.

The critical notions constituting solids out of their plane sections and assigning weights to geometric figures were not formally valid within the standard conceptions of Greek geometry, and Archimedes admitted this.

Syllogisms are thus certain types of formally valid arguments.

This argument, though formally valid, is completely unpersuasive.

Latino children are at higher risk of obesity than the general population, yet valid measure of feeding practices, one of which is the Infant Feeding Styles Questionnaire (IFSQ), have not been formally validated in Spanish.

The Deflater agrees with the Demarcater that there is a real distinction between logical and nonlogical constants, and between formally and materially valid arguments.

Note that the first square root reduces formally to the result valid for subaerial landslides, i.e., ( {U}_0=sqrt{2gleft[mu R+{H}_F-{H}_0right]} ); thus the effect of water occurs in the second square root of Eq. (11).

Before we light the torches and take to the pitchforks, we already know that reports suggest that 40% of social networking accounts are spam, (much from bots) so automatic technology in social isn't anything new –it just hasn't been formally introduced as a valid channel for corporations to use.

More formally, this approximation is valid for values of y larger than the threshold y ˜ : (7) y ~ 2 y ~ 2 + θ 2 = (1 − ε ) → y ~ = (1 − ε ) ε θ.