Sentence examples for left introduction from inspiring English sources

This corresponds to the idea of the logical sequent calculus, in which one often restricts initial sequents to the atomic case, i.e., to the case, where no meaning-determining right and left introduction rules are available.

We would have to specify whether it is introduction or elimination rules, or both, that are to characterize the meanings of logical constants.[22] (In a sequent formulation, we would have to distinguish between right and left introduction and elimination rules).

Gentzen's sequent calculus exhibits a symmetry between right and left introduction rules which suggest to look for a harmony principle that makes this symmetry significant to proof-theoretic semantics.

As for the discussion above that focused on differences in invasibility among regions, invasion biologists have traditionally left aside introduction and focused on establishment and spread when looking for differences between the traits of invasive and non-invasive species.

Once we left this introduction to one slice of Junkanoo and Junkanoo Carnival, we were transported to the relatively new Grand Bahama Arts & Craft Centre.

We have left the Introduction as is, with the anticipation that readers with expertise in these areas may skip ahead to the Results and Discussion section of our paper.

I'll leave her introduction to André Rieu, who after the applause ends, just shakes his head in wonder and says: "Nine years old!" Quite.

Think of many of the key achievements of the Blair/Brown years and you are thinking of women's achievements - from Sure Start, the New Deal for lone parents, the big extension in childcare, the increase in both maternity and paternity leave, the introduction and extension of flexible working for parents, the minimum wage, and progress on the pay gap.

Such young time estimates leave the introduction of malarial parasites in lemurs with an unexplained mechanism.

In preparing your revised manuscript for publication please consider the minor comments of both reviewers, although our preference would be to leave the Introduction as it is.

Our results have important implications for the design of leave policy: the broadening of family leaves beyond parental leaves reduces inequality in likelihood of leave; the introduction of leaves for routine family demands probably does little to reduce gender inequality; unpaid leaves mandated by the FMLA may sustain inequality.