Sentence examples for formation of a proposition from inspiring English sources
Equivalence, also called equivalence of propositions, in logic and mathematics, the formation of a proposition from two others which are linked by the phrase "if, and only if".
Examples of dystechnia are presented in the evaluation of research findings in 'Formation of a central proposition of dystechnia and empirical findings from profiling entrepreneurs' section of this paper.
We should distinguish between a property of a proposition, and a property that is a constituent of a proposition.
Like Tarski, Bolzano defines the validity of a proposition in terms of the truth of a family of related propositions.
propositions that are "merely thought" (bloß gedacht); a "merely thought proposition" is in fact a subjective idea of a proposition, i.e. a mental phenomenon which grasps an idea whose object is a proposition (WL I, 155).
But an adequate understanding of a proposition does not make that proposition more probable, so is not evidence for it.
Coherentists do not believe that the truth of a proposition consists in coherence with any arbitrarily chosen set of propositions.
All these observations led to the proposition that, rather than by the DNA sequence itself, centromere identity and function is regulated epigenetically through the formation of a specialised chromatin structure.
However, epistemology has been focussed almost exclusively, even if implicitly, on the epistemology of belief formation — of coming to believe a proposition.
