Sentence examples for modal definitions from from inspiring English sources
When Locke defines the states of nature, slavery and war in the Second Treatise of Government, for example, we are presumably getting precise modal definitions from which one can deduce consequences.
But, the suggestion continues, modal definitions inevitably face problems of this sort.
While supervenience, and more generally modal, definitions of physicalism are attractive, they do raise problems of a difficult nature such as the blockers problem and the sufficiency problem.
And his celebrated Master Argument, with which he sought to establish his modal definitions, was said to be hotly debated even at dinner parties.
A modal definition of logical truth would give different results here.
In the future, however, it would seem to me to be a good idea to think at least about the following: (a) The contrast between modal and non-modal definitions of physicalism.
He quotes sample definitions from the dictionary.
See the first 5 definitions from Google.
We need a definition from category theory.
The various modal interpretations differ from each other in their definitions of the preferred context on which the Kolmogorovian probability is defined.
The extracted modal data from experimental modal testing are usually complex values.
