Sentence examples for modified proposition from inspiring English sources

Phah4-sng3 in this case functions as an evidential marker, expressing the speaker's attitude toward the proposition it modifies, that is, the modified proposition being epistemically possible (see Hsiao 2013 for more discussion on phah4-sng3).

For epistemic necessity, the modal statement is true if and only if the modified proposition is true in all worlds w' compatible with S in w, and for epistemic possibility, the modal statement is true if and only if the proposition is true in some worlds w' compatible with S in w. (60) [[liah8-tsun2 (p)]]c,w,S,g,t = a.

The resulting modified, propositions are shown to apply to a broad range of bistable perceptual phenomena, not just binocular rivalry, and they allow important inferences about the underlying neural systems.

Or maybe we could modify Proposition 13 to remove huge commercial real estate holdings from the tax exemption while retaining it for residential homeowners?

Among the revisions being considered are: expanding the sales tax to include a variety of services, implementing a value-added tax (net-receipts tax), adopting a pollution surtax on carbon-based fuels, and modifying Proposition 13 to facilitate raising revenues.

The other major union-backed measure under consideration would modify Proposition 13, the landmark restriction on property taxes that voters passed in 1978, to impose higher levies on commercial buildings with more frequent reassessments of their value.

The proof can be modified from Proposition 4.1 in [9].

The following Lemma 4.1 is modified from Proposition 3.1 in Kien [15].

He then argued that talk of God's absolute and ordained power was not about a two-fold power, but two ways of modifying the proposition: "God can produce A".

In a Lean R&D, a prototype or a proposition is modified iteratively, in short cycles of 'validated learning'.

Sentential adverbs modify an entire proposition and are thus less confined in their constraints than modal auxiliary verbs; they are attested with both atelic and telic verbs.33.33