Sentence examples for of a conjunction from inspiring English sources

For instance the principle that knowledge of a statement entails its truth is rendered as \(K_i \phi \rightarrow \phi\) and the principle that knowledge of a conjunction entails knowledge of its conjuncts is rendered as \(K_i(\phi \wedge \psi) \rightarrow (K_i \phi \wedge K_i \psi)\).

But although these techniques can be used to circumvent particular cases of (i) and (ii), they also typically complicate the task of explaining why the set of sentences known by an agent may exhibit some potentially desirable closure properties (e.g. that knowledge of a conjunction entails knowledge of its conjuncts).

A Conjunctive Normal Form (CNF) expression S consists of a conjunction (AND) of m clauses c1... c m.

But the popularity of gross-out humor may be more than just a result of a conjunction between adolescence and the lifting of taboos.

One curious by-product of a conjunction would be the status of the M6's central reservation, which is unusually wide in some places along the Howgill gap.

With its fizzing fringe of crystal-like microforms blossoming out of a conjunction of black circles, this fractal pattern looks crazy but is the outcome of geometrical calculations.

In 1961 US President Eisenhower spoke of a new danger in American politics—a "conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry".

The tasks consisted of attending and responding to a conjunction of spatial frequency and space location.

One can define a contradiction as a couple of sentences, one of which is the negation of the other, or as a conjunction of such sentences.

and reformulate the conjunction of null hypotheses as a conjunction of k or more effects.

The presence of a conjunction-task cost during a conjunction object and spatial WM task is not what would be predicted from traditional theories of WM organization wherein it is proposed that two concurrent and different WM processes do not interfere with each other [Baddeley and Hitch, 1974].