Sentence examples for is an axiomatic from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ashe is an axiomatic man.

"This is an axiomatic impossibility, according to Esquire!" she writes.

"I wanted to say that according to those lights, nine-tenths of the South is an axiomatic impossibility".

And yet many Jewish leaders believe that an Israeli compromise on the boundaries of greater Jerusalem — or on nearly any other point of disagreement — is an axiomatic invitation to catastrophe.

The result is an axiomatic system that has little relevance to the real world.You are correct to claim that, in practice, economists have learnt this, in order to deal with the real world.

This specificity is an axiomatic feature of the adaptive immune system, but it is also an incomplete picture.

The belief that the younger the novelist the more subversive the literary impulse is an almost axiomatic one, but sometimes it takes a late starter to shed the anxiety of influence and ruffle some feathers.

For suppose that \(\mathsf{T}\) is a recursively axiomatic theory which is sufficiently strong to formalize our current mathematical theorizing – e.g. Zermelo Fraenkel set theory with the Axiom of Choice [\(\mathsf{ZFC}\)], supplemented as needed with large cardinal hypotheses.

If I is an interpretation of an axiomatic theory of sets, the sentence that results from an axiom when a meaning has been assigned to "set" and "∊," as specified by I, is either true or false.

These may not be the only possible combinations of utilitarianism and maximin, but they are given an axiomatic justification which suggests that they are indeed salient, in Ooghe, Schokkaert and Van de gaer (2007) and Fleurbaey (2008).

Streater & Wightman (1964) is an early pioneering monograph on axiomatic QFT.