Sentence examples for of universal possibility from inspiring English sources

While the addition of an axiom of universal possibility ⊢◊p would be inconsistemt with all the Lewis systems, since they all contain theorems of the form ⊢□p, systems S6, S7 and S8 are consistent.

The present paper explores the scope of universal possibility and impossibility theorems for an exogenously given outside option as well as for situations where the outside option is a matter of design.

After the Aufbau, now the unity of science rested on the universal possibility of the translation of any scientific statement into physical language which in the long run might lead to the reduction of all scientific knowledge to the laws and concepts of physics.

The Now Dreaming Doubt raises the universal possibility of delusion: for any one of my sensory experiences, it is possible (for all I Know) that the experience is delusive.

If this validity depends on the support only but not the prior distribution of information itself the universal possibility or impossibility theorem is said to hold.

In effect, the "niche" is a stable distribution environment relationship that constrains species' geographic potential, although the degree to which niches characterize species versus the populations that make them up (Peterson and Holt 2003) can certainly be debated, given the universal possibility of local adaptation in broadly distributed species (Kawecki and Ebert 2004).

The Basic Law allows for the possibility no more than that—of universal suffrage for both the legislature and for the post of chief executive after 2007.

"We believe in the value and the universal possibilities that exist inside each and every one of us".

Hence, 'European' does not straightaway mean 'global', but rather that a certain area of universal primal human possibility has been historically realized particularly in Europe.

A text by Ueda on Nishitani's philosophy insightfully addresses the question of the adjective, "Japanese," as follows: "If we are to use the characterization 'Japanese', this does not signify merely a particularity of Japan, but rather must be understood in the sense that a certain area of universal primal human possibility has been historically realized particularly in Japan.

The Always Dreaming Doubt raises the possibility of universal delusion: it is possible (for all I Know) that all my sensory experiences are delusions (say, from a God's-eye perspective).