"The opposition is spending a lot of money spreading inaccurate information about Proposition 23, which is why we want supporters of the proposition to raise funds to get the truth out," he said.
Provided you and I have different bodies of information, the proposition I am considering when I consider whether if A, B may well differ from the proposition you would express in the same words: the constraints on nearness differ; worlds which are near for me may not be near for you.
This public health program will involve education, information and propositions for developing new behaviors for successful aging.
Roger White suggested an intuitive gloss on how you might receive information about propositions so related and so constrained (White 2010).
But the dualist may instead reject the possible-worlds account of information and propositions altogether (see, e.g., Soames 1987, 2003, 395f).
By uttering example 1, the speaker conveys to the hearer the information that the proposition is valid without any qualification.
If their beliefs are conditional on their private information partitions, then Proposition 3.11 says they are rational to follow the strategies the corresponding Aumann correlated equilibrium recommends.
All the two data sets employed non-defining relative clauses with the pronouns 'which', 'who', 'that'morere' and 'this' to give more information about a proposition (a thing) or a person in the previous clause.
The intellectual significance of seeking outcomes information follows the proposition that medical academics should apply to their educational endeavors the sort of critical scientific thinking that is expected in their clinical and research work [ 14, 15].
Clear understandings among regulators, pharma, and payers about high-value targets, methods to efficiently generate and communicate information, and value propositions can lead to "win-win" scenarios for patients, individual payers, the health care system overall, and the future of drug development in producing new medicines.
