Sentence examples for individual constant from inspiring English sources

Λ itself is sometimes taken as a primitive individual constant, sometimes defined as {x : x ≠ x} the class of objects that are not identical with themselves.

This can be done as follows: A term is first defined as either (1) an individual variable or (2) an individual constant or (3) any expression formed by prefixing a function variable or function constant of degree n to any n terms (these terms the arguments of the function symbol are usually separated by commas and enclosed in parentheses).

Then the individual constant 'Socrates' would be of type ι.

(1) Each fragment grows with an individual constant crystal growth rate (CCG model).

Usually, the feeds and cutting speeds are set individual constant values all along the roughing, semi-finishing, and finishing processes.

In classical logic, the domain for quantification is assumed to be non-empty and every individual constant is assumed to refer to something in the domain.

The most straightforward of such additions are: a.One or more individual constants (say, a, b, …): these constants are interpreted as names of specific individuals; formally they are distinguished from individual variables by the fact that they cannot occur within quantifiers; e.g., (∀x) is a quantifier but (∀a) is not.

We envisage a potential infinity of individual constants.

Far more serious, however, is the loss of individual constants.

Two Distinct Individuals: \(\uO \ne \uI\), where \(\uO\) and \(\uI\) are individual constants.

The non-logical terminology of the language consists of its individual constants and predicate letters.