Sentence examples for logical language of from inspiring English sources

The logical language of propositional provability logic contains, in addition to propositional atoms and the usual truth-functional operators as well as the contradiction symbol ⊥, a modal operator □ with intended meaning "is provable in T," where T is a sufficiently strong formal theory, let us say Peano Arithmetic (see Section 4).

They cannot". Mattar talks in the precise, logical language of a legal brief.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] barriersSIR English appears to be the logical language of choice in many parts of the world; except, ironically, America ("English is still on the march", February 24th).

Our techniques are implemented as fully automated tactics of the NuPRL proof development system and are based on an embedding the implementation language of Ensemble into the logical language of NuPRL.

A logical language of this kind allows us to write biological processes in a format that is precise, rigorous and comprehensible.

This is especially true for the notions of set and collection in general, for the basic syntactical and semantical concepts of standard classical logic (logical languages of a given order, the notion of satisfiability, definability).

According to Quine, the propositions of a scientific theory should first be expressed in terms of predicate logic, or the predicate calculus, a logical language consisting of names, variables (which may be substituted for names), predicates (or properties), logical connectives (such as and, or, and if…then), and quantifiers.

In the logical language, each of these senses is expressed in a different way.

From this perspective, ethical theory was not to be derived from interpretations of history and human nature but from an analysis of logical language and the nature of the languages of the empirical sciences.

That is, we assume a logical language L consisting of a finite set of predicate symbols (denoting the table names; for example, Ill, Treat or P), a possibly infinite set dom of constant symbols (denoting the values in table cells; for example, Mary or a), and an infinite set of variables (x or y).

Swift makes the very immodest suggestion of eating surplus children to ease the economic burden of his country, and uses logical language and arguments of the time to justify the proposal.