Sentence examples for of the disjunction from inspiring English sources

In this case, p and q are the disjuncts of the disjunction.

However, I suspect that disciplinarity is only part of the disjunction.

Similar criticism of the disjunction between economic progress and political freedom have been made of Rwanda under Paul Kagame.

This scepticism about the reliability of vision and an awareness of the disjunction between appearance and reality also informed the later scientific revolution, a movement founded on empiricism.

The height of the disjunction comes when Vikram Seth is whisked off in a boat by the richest man in Colombia to an island off the coast where the president's wife awaits him.

But he is still a child and Tarkovsky never loses sight of the disjunction between the boy and the world: it is here that he finds his poetry, in childlike wonder set against horror and deprivation.

By Lemma 1, we are searching for the maximal set of concepts, so the disjunction of all similarities of the individual x is performed.

He thinks the evidence that simple tool design remained static during the evolution of many hominid species argues for the disjunction of large brain size and cognitive function.

Criterion 1: The coverage of possible futures (P i i = 1,.., n) gives a good justification for the disjunction of the possibilities (P 1 ∨ P 2 ∨ … ∨ P n ).

This phenomenon leads to the disjunction of the intercellular matrix, which promotes cancer cell mobility and eventually leads to metastasis.

Now the 21st century is catching up with Priestley's preoccupations in ways that would have pleased this lifelong student of the disjunctions of time.