Sentence examples for interconnected propositions from inspiring English sources

It aims at aggregating consistent individual judgments on logically interconnected propositions into a collective judgment on those propositions.

They do not capture a whole class of decision problems in which a group has to form collectively endorsed beliefs or judgments on logically interconnected propositions.

As a philosopher with a mathematical background, Husserl was interested in developing a general theory of inferential systems, which (following Bolzano) he conceived of as a theory of science, on the ground that every science (including mathematics) can be looked upon as a system of propositions that are interconnected by a set of inferential relations.

However, independence has been criticized in the literature as a not suitable desideratum to aggregate propositions that are logically interconnected (Chapman 2002; Mongin 2008).

Everything is interconnected.

Everything is now interconnected".

It is too interconnected.

"Everyone is interconnected.

"Our systems could be interconnected.

"But the two are interconnected.

"All these choices are interconnected.