Sentence examples for predicate rule from inspiring English sources

This rule, allied with its twin barbarism called the "split predicate rule," has especially afflicted the prose of lawyers and legal scholars.

Not every admissible predicate rule of IQC is admissible for all formal systems based on IQC; for example, HA evidently violates the rule just stated.

Visser proved in [1999] that the property of being an admissible predicate rule of HA is Π2 complete, and in [2002] that HA + MP has the same predicate admissible rules as HA.

Semantic nonfactualism, the non-cognitivist commitment to the view that moral judgments do not express propositions or predicate properties, rules out one simple way of explaining matters.

We enhance and extend AuthUML with the necessary phase, predicates and rules.

As a consequence, heterological predicates are ruled out, for both the word for the subject and the word for the property are related to the same particular in the process of mistaken identification with an extra-mental entity.

Even if a teacher is skilled in problem solving in a relevant area, it can be difficult for them to write descriptions of their knowledge as a collection of predicates and rules in Prolog.

As shown in the last predicate in the rule in Listing 2, a predicate can embed other predicates to show more complicated relations: the predicate "greater_than_or_equal(Ceiling_height,quantity 7,feet))" represents the quantitative relation between ceiling height and the quantity 7 feet, where the predicate "quantity 7,feet))" is embedded as an argument.

It imperils Hong Kong's stature as a financial center, which is partly predicated on the rule of law.

Human rights interests and national security imperatives aren't mutually exclusive and must be reconciled, especially in a society like ours predicated on the rule of law regardless of whether such considerations seem inconvenient or quaint; however, a reasonable balance is elusive - and the pendulum swings in both directions.

The remedy was not to deplore the wickedness of those who manipulate world power, but to connect conscience with forces moving in another direction- to build institutions and social environments predicated on the rule of law, for example, "then will conscience itself have compulsive power instead of being forever the martyred and the coerced".