Sentence examples for in disjunction from inspiring English sources

The former represents their syntactic and proof-theoretic interests, the latter their semantic or truth-theoretic interest in disjunction.

This makes sense, since, as described above (The technique of the system network: some basic concepts), each simple system views the chosen option from one distinct perspective, whereas the complex entry points do so by reference to multiple options either in conjunction or in disjunction, and each combination differs from all the other possible ones as the choice paths in Tables 3 and 4 show.

There's something inherently cinematic about an investigation, which comes with its built-in disjunction between story and plot — between the facts being tracked down and the process of tracking them down — which is why movies about journalists abound in times of overt aesthetic modernity.

Disjunction and conjunction differ only by the player who has the choice of the immediate subformula with which the game will proceed: in a conjunction, the challenger may choose, confident that either disjunct can be refuted; in a disjunction the choice lies with the defender.

In fact, all that disjunction was in the paintings before the war.

Ryder's charm has always lain in the disjunction between his two personae – scumbag and seer.

Mr. von Trier's movie, like "Pennies From Heaven," is interested in the disjunction between the optimism of American musicals and the sad lives of those who watch them.

But in its disjunction with routine human interaction, it opens a space for our knotted interiors, so used to "having a point," to slowly unravel.

The problem of nurses' professional identity continues to be seen in the disjunction between theoretical training and clinical placements.

We conclude that the controversy over nuclear power may be treated as a problem of contrasting beliefs and normative values in clear disjunction from experience.

We first investigated the role of Plk1 in centrosome disjunction.