Sentence examples for model theories for from inspiring English sources

In yet another direction, logicians are developing model theories for modal logics those dealing with such modalities as necessity and possibility and for the intuitionistic logic.

Other alternatives include inconsistent or incomplete interpretations, of the sort used in the model theories for intuitionistic and paraconsistent logics.

Such a generalization opens the door to different future developments of the model theory and makes it possible to provide model theories for intensional logics in general.

We provide a model theory for Γn-isometries.

(See the entry on model theory for the notion ⊨ of model-theoretic consequence.

See Section 4 of the entry on model theory for more information on this.

The Tarskian model theory for pure quantificational logic gives us exactly what we want.

Alfred Tarski developed what is now known as a model theory for a wide range of formal languages.

Mathematically, different modal systems were developed and advances in algebra helped to foster the model theory for such systems.

Therefore the concepts of model theory for the first-order languages apply to them (see the entries on classical logic and first-order model theory).

Thus far, investigations of model theory for Church's type theory have been far less extensive than for first-order logic.