Sentence examples for full principle from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in some property theories, the full principle of β-conversion leads to paradox, because one can replay a Russell-style argument when the full principle of β-conversion is in place.

In systems with full (i.e. unbounded) separation, as IZF, the same argument can be used to show that the full principle of excluded middle, EM, is derivable from foundation.

Exactly what incoherence in Briggs' sense comes to, and its relation to the ordinary notion of consistency, is unclear though, particularly since she, along with others, seems to take the Dutch Strategy argument as establishing the full principle of Conditionalization, when in fact it at most tells against adopting a deviant rule in advance.

Ebenezer W. Bush had no further intercourse with Spirits, but lived upon the Full Disclosure principle, ever afterwards; and it was always said of him that he knew how to keep Christmas well.

When the media meets with Miller tomorrow, it will have to agree to accept "the full Leveson principles".

In principle, full implementation of the new supervisory framework would allow funds from the €500 billion European Stability Mechanism, the euro zone's permanent bailout fund, to go directly to ailing banks without the debt being added to member states' balance sheets.

However, full adherence with Principle 3 may be difficult to achieve in a setting of anonymous communication.

The paper presents a modified method of the reconfigured control design for discrete-time systems with single sensor faults, using stabilizing full state feedback principle.

As a full proof of principle of the WFM method we have experimentally demonstrated the extraction from each source pulse a series of polychromatic, chopper shaped neutron pulses, which can continuously cover any wavelength band.

This patient was excluded from all analyses according to the Full Analysis Set principle.

While we have, in principle, full knowledge of the screening processes because these are designed by people, we are less confident about our model's ability to represent the biological processes.