"We welcome the Orange Order statement that has called for an end to street protest.
Effective elastic, dielectric and piezoelectric moduli increase when the particles size get smaller and compare with material length scale parameters that present in the high order statement of gradient theory.
So, as for the tone languages, there is a shift away from the "rising" and "falling" categories (order, statement, and question), toward the "level" category (flat pitch) in the absence of audio input.
We develop a theory, consisting mostly of first-order statements together with two default rules, that supports an inference of the form "If conditions XYZ hold, and the agent attempts to carry out plan1 then presumably he will succeed".
Inspired by the rather brief treatment of first-order statements about relations in Vol. III of the Algebra der Logik, Löwenheim (1915) showed that if such a statement could be satisfied in an infinite domain then it could be satisfied in a denumerable domain.
The player listens to the randomly ordered statements made by each head, then decides how to chronologically arrange the statements to form a coherent conversation based on context.
Participants are asked to rank-order statements of opinion (agree to disagree), which is known as 'Q-sorting'.
Each item of the BDI-II is comprised of a series of rank ordered statements.
Zermelo's axiomatization avoids Russell's Paradox by means of the Separation axiom, which is formulated as quantifying over properties of sets, and thus it is a second-order statement.
However, if in relation algebras (the calculus of relations) one wants to formalize a set theory which has something such as the pair axiom, then one can reduce many variables to three variables, and so it is possible to express any first-order statement of such a theory by an equation.
Similarly, it is argued, to say that applying 'green' to a green object is correct, is to say that the application has a certain non-normative property (the expression applies truly) but it is also to make the higher-order statement that the application possesses the feature that makes it correct in a normative sense.
