Sentence examples for future propositions from inspiring English sources

But Varèse's use of timbre, texture and density, rather than melody and harmony, as organizational tools pointed the way toward more radical future propositions like musique concrète and electronic music.

It is only because of our limited view of the world, Rovelli argues, that we reject highly improbable future propositions and turn them into impossibilities.

It has been proposed, for instance, that Aristotle adopted, or at least flirted with, a three-valued logic for future propositions, or that he countenanced truth-value gaps, or that his solution includes still more abstruse reasoning.

But an old-fashioned burial can be a hard sell, even as a future proposition.

This fictional prototype presents a future proposition of people interacting with technologically designed or socially engineered producer entities.

However, Li (2004: 179) points out that the epistemic necessity modals 要 yào and 得 děi "can occur with a present or future proposition …".

Then in accordance with the Principal Principle, one assigns the same value to conditional credence (conditional on this evidence about the chances) in each future proposition as the value of its chance.

Even so, we should not assume the importance of tetracyclines is a future proposition.

Now we see spontaneous efforts - organized online via social networks, without any "leaders" - to lay the groundwork for a future Proposition campaign to restore marriage equality.

Either we pass the civil rights initiative or face an endless series of future Proposition 187s, each worse than the last.

He thought that in order to avoid fatalistic consequences, one should admit that the principle of bivalence (for any proposition p, either p is true or p is false) does not hold good for future contingent propositions.