Sentence examples for parts of classes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lewis wrote "Convention: A Philosophical Study" (1969), which won the Matchette Prize in Philosophy for scholars under 40; "Counterfactuals" (1973); "On the Plurality of Worlds" (1986); "Parts of Classes" (1991); and many papers.

Parts of Classes (1991a) and "Mathematics is Megethology" (1993d) consider the distinctive philosophical problems raised by set theory.

(See, for instance, "Parts of Classes" (1991a), "Reduction of Mind", "Truthmaking and Difference-making" (2001d).) The second is contingently true if true at all.

His Erdös number was 3. Lewis published four books: Convention (1969), Counterfactuals (1973), On the Plurality of Worlds (1986) and Parts of Classes (1991).

For example, Lewis uses it to reject structuralism as the correct philosophy of set theory in Parts of Classes (1991, 58 9) even if he disclaims it as an argument; see also Colyvan (2001, 33), Shapiro (1997, 30) and Burgess (1998, 197).

And as I suspected, Beanie was quite happy for the parts of class that left her sitting or lying down on the mat.

They know what types of questions they consistently miss on quizzes, or what parts of class lectures make no sense to them.

Only part of classes (presented as nodes) and their relations (presented as edges) are visualized.

Tours of the market are available as part of classes operated by the Siolim Cooking School, which offer an insight into Goan culture and faith (Siolim-Assagao Rd; classes £20).

The JUnit test cases used in our study were developed only for a part of classes of each analyzed system (Table 1, columns 3 and 5).

When I was little we were involved in our local 4-H group and were a part of classes.