Sentence examples for formulating set from inspiring English sources

The typical move in formulating set theories based on intuitionistic logic is then to replace foundation with the classically equivalent schema of set induction, which does not have the same "side effects" but has similar consequences.[1] Here the following is a typical scenario.

This book presents mathematical modelling and the integrated process of formulating sets of equations to describe real-world problems.

But the Florida Supreme Court "overturned and materially rewrote portions of the carefully formulated set of laws enacted by Florida's Legislature," Mr. Olson said.

Generative grammar, a precisely formulated set of rules whose output is all (and only) the sentences of a language i.e., of the language that it generates.

The gains he achieved with his right hand, along with a bit of mobility attained with his right leg, led her to expect that he would soon be operating a power wheelchair with a specially formulated set of controls.

Two weeks after the Nov. 7 presidential election, the Florida Supreme Court overturned and materially rewrote portions of the carefully formulated set of laws enacted by Florida's Legislature to govern the conduct of that election and the determination of controversies with respect to who prevailed on Nov. 7.

Scientific theory is thus taken to be a syntactically formulated set of theoretical sentences (axioms, theorems, and laws) together with their interpretation via correspondence sentences.

Similarly, the initially formulated set of nutrient and secreted compounds may be incomplete.

We assessed herpes zoster, pneumococcal disease, pertussis and hepatitis A vaccines according to a previously formulated set of criteria for additions to a national immunization programme.

The effects of these variables were therefore assessed in an a priori formulated set of competing models (Table  3) following the information-theoretic approach [ 75].

In the same way, S argues that it is both plausible and empirical to propose that children 'will aim to formulate sets of rules which characterize as many strings as possible as ungrammatical while permitting the various strings which have occurred in the positive data-set' (91).