Sentence examples for logical status of from inspiring English sources

(We prescind from questions about the logical status of modal logic).

The exchange is notable for showing that the discussion of the logical status of future contingent propositions, which inspired Łukasiewicz to invent many-valued logic a few years later, was already under way in Lwów before the First World War.

3) Logical status of unit commitment constraints.

The logical status of the indefinites is ambiguous and controversial (Int. 6 7).

As McCarthy puts it: "the logical status of an expression is not settled by the functions it introduces, independently of how these functions are specified" (1981, 516).

Instead, the logical status of a lexical structure, like that of word-meanings in general, is that of convention, and the justification of a lexicon or of lexical change can only be pragmatic (2000 [1993], 244).

Postponing discussion of its precise logical status for Leibowitz, and provisionally accepting that "God is radically transcendent" is a cognitive statement, a rough first formulation of its meaning would be that God is an existent entity that is absolutely incomparable to any other form of reality that we can possibly encounter.

Belief bias refers to a bias in deductive reasoning that acts to confirm rather than falsify prior beliefs, which is demonstrated in a tendency to endorse a priori believable conclusions as valid and unbelievable conclusions as invalid, regardless of their actual logical status (Evans et al. 1993a).

At no point, even up to the final and massive sixth edition of 1826, did he ever adequately set out his premises or examine their logical status.

Intuitionists deny both of these positions and hold that moral terms are sui generis, that moral statements are autonomous in their logical status.

"The most logical status is free but under close political scrutiny," the European diplomat said.