Sentence examples for no predicate from inspiring English sources

Formally, set theory can be derived by the addition of various special axioms to a rather modest form of LPC that contains no predicate variables and only a single primitive dyadic predicate constant to represent membership.

Hence, the objection concludes, no predicate with an essentially circular definition can be meaningful.

Scotus formulates a new conception of transcendentality, according to which a transcendental has no predicate above it except being.

Because the only predicate symbol, R, is in the scope of this quantifier, the sentence has no predicate symbols open to interpretation.

In particular, aesthetics inquires into the beautiful, which is not a cognitive concept, i.e., no predicate of beings insofar as they exist.

Objects to which no predicate other than existence is ascribed, are unknown since we cannot say anything about them other than that they are.

It is not an object (a separate, determined, limited thing) and no predicates can be applied to it; hence it can be known only if it raises the mind to an immediate union with itself, which cannot be imagined or described.

A proposition is defined to be analytic if it is (1) in positive subject predicate form, and (2) contains no predicates connoting properties not connoted by the subject.

That's why, while "Celeste and Jesse" is decidedly conventional in most respects, it's pretty swell as an exploration of a relationship between a man and a woman that's no longer predicated by mutual desire.

"While 'Celeste and Jesse' is decidedly conventional in most respects, it's pretty swell as an exploration of a relationship between a man and a woman that's no longer predicated by mutual desire," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.

"While 'Celeste and Jesse' is decidedly conventional in most respects, it's pretty swell as an exploration of a relationship between a man and a woman that's no longer predicated by mutual desire," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.