Sentence examples for forming a conjunction from inspiring English sources

It is proposed that utterance particles are the complement of a functional category, forming a conjunction structure.

The main clause and the utterance particles are conjoined by the functional category F, forming a conjunction structure.

There is no upper bound on the "size" of a molecular fact and no restriction on which atomic facts can form a conjunction; for any atomic facts at all, there is a molecular fact whose conjuncts are exactly those facts.

He claims that sentences of fiction in which 'Sherlock Holmes' occurs should be regarded as jointly forming a long conjunction in which every occurrence of 'Sherlock Holmes' is replaced with a variable bound by an initial existential quantifier in the way suggested by Frank Ramsey (Ramsey 1931).

The whole approach became more formalized as the Alumni Council formed a service initiative in conjunction with Princeton's 250th in 1996, and then added a standing committee on community service, which acts a clearinghouse for the ideas of the classes and regions.

The normal form of a concept is obtained by applying the following normalization rules: 1. concepts are represented in the negation normal form,   2. a conjunction (C_1 sqcap C_2 sqcap cdots sqcap C_n) is represented by an "and -set, denoted by (sqcand -set C_2, ldenoted_n}),   3.

In this paper we examine the matching between a kinetic simulation and fluid models which we use in conjunction to form a 'hybrid' plasma model of the breakdown process.

A later report showed that HIP1 and HIP1R directly bind to each other, opening the possibility that these two proteins in conjunction could form a structural link between the endocytic machinery and the F-actin cytoskeleton.

And suppose that, soon after forming this conjunction of beliefs, Sharon also forms a belief in P. Does it follow that Sharon's belief in P is justified?

If the same precise "conjunction of circumstances" should happen a second time; the revolution of one thousand six hundred and eighty eight would form a precedent: but were only one or two of the circumstances, forming that conjunction, to happen again; "the precedent would fail us". The three circumstances, which formed that conjunction, were these: 1.

The length of a cedent is given by the number of categories forming the conjunction.