Sentence examples for instance of conjunction from inspiring English sources

Horwich (1998b) suggests a more informal approach according to which we are justified in deriving (Conjunction) since an informal inspection of a derivation of some instance of (Conjunction) shows us that we could derive any instance of it.

But it's hardly as unpredictable as Lautréaumont's famous instance of surrealist conjunction – "the chance encounter of a sewing machine and an umbrella on an operating table".

But again, they sometimes give implausible results, for instance for conjunctions of conditionals.

It must be read over and over again -- for instance, in conjunction with Virgil's treatment of the same subject.

Its main disadvantage is that the semantics is very complex: when there is more than one antecedent, for instance in a conjunction of conditionals, we need not ordered pairs, but ordered triples of worlds as semantic values, so in general we need ordered n-tuples.

Similar considerations hold of disjunction, but not of conjunction.

To the defendant's contention that the series, in order to support the drivers' reading, would have to contain a conjunction—"and"—before "packing," the drivers, citing Antonin Scalia and Bryan Garner, said that the missing "and" was an instance of the rhetorical device called "asyndeton," defined as "the omission or absence of a conjunction between parts of a sentence".

Recall that an instance of HORN-SAT consists of a set of literals, and a conjunction of Horn clauses.

All seven students who contributed to the online discussion did so in conjunction with attending a lecture; there is only one instance of a student contributing to the online discussion but not attending the lecture.

In the instance of serving as accomplice to a crime, it's important to think about the times you've acted in conjunction with someone else and how you felt about it.

This is another instance of phonological conditioning.