Sentence examples for individual propositions from inspiring English sources

Figure 5 shows activations for individual propositions in a single person over the same time period.

The individual propositions of arithmetic, or what Kant calls "numerical formulas," are in fact singular, which is why he claims that arithmetic does not have axioms as geometry does.

Assuming that wh-complements are meaningful units of the sentences in which they occur, one option (Groenendijk and Stokhof 1982) is to take wh-complements to denote individual propositions.

Others (as we saw above) reply that falsifiability is ordinarily not a property of individual propositions, but of entire theories, and that theories involving intelligent design can perfectly well be falsifiable.

On the view that wh-complements denote individual propositions, wh-complements and that-complements are treated uniformly, and Groenendijk and Stokhof (1982) contend that this uniform treatment is a virtue of their theory.

That is, it appears that the coherentist is now explicitly assigning some initial autonomous warrant to all of the individual propositions in a set of coherent propositions that possess P which does not depend upon the warrant of any other proposition in the set.

For Blue and tens of thousands of like-minded individuals, Proposition 215 presented an opportunity to participate in a legally sanctioned experiment in altered living.

We can thus derive the following propositions concerning the allocation of positive rations to individuals: Proposition set 1: The OPMA, the NMA, and the RA are more likely to serve an individual whose minimum need is low.

Suppose, for example, that two individuals accept propositions q but disagree on \(p\land q\) (so, one individual accepts the conjunction, while the other rejects it).

A college application is an individual's proposition about why he or she would best fit in a particular school.

In other words, just let "p" stand for any one of the individual EI-propositions under discussion, e.g., I have a hand.