We might, then, think of the intension of "\(1 + 4\)" as a partial function on states, whose domain is the set of states in which the instructions inherent in "\(1 + 4\)" have been executed, and mapping those states to 5.
(You can read about it here, on a Web site whose domain is for sale, which suggests that the proposal has not yet caught fire).
Recently, Hadjisavvas [3] extended the above result to the multivalued maps defined on a convex subset of a real topological vector space with no assumption of differentiability or even continuity on the map T whose domain need not have a nonempty interior.
Take Billy, a gray and white 2-year-old whose domain is a deli on Third Avenue in the East 80's.
Most HL7 domain information models have been designed according to a proprietary graphic language whose domain models are based on the HL7 metamodel.
The method of determination is based on the construction of a Lyapunov function V, whose domain of analyticity is D a (0).
ABEC — whose domain name is licensed to the Center for Energy and Economic Development, a coal-industry group — merged with CEED on April 17 to form the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity (ACCCE).
Its practitioners are hacks, whose domain is Grub Street and who produce mere copy.
So to obtain, as required, a model whose domain consists of objects in the world, use Löwenheim-Skolem-Tarski Theorem once more to project the model M onto the world by generating from M a new model W whose domain consists of the objects in the world and which assigns to all the predicates of T subclasses of its domain and relations defined on that domain.
The homepage of Cốc Cốc, the site whose domain Pim has squatted. .
The homepage of Cốc Cốc, the site whose domain Pim has hijacked. .
