Sentence examples for predicates for from inspiring English sources

"These were allegations of ritualized and criminal gang rape that Rolling Stone knew were the predicates for annihilation of Phi Kappa Psi and widespread persecution of its members".

Defense Secretary Clark Clifford: "I see a military need, but concerned because of negotiations.... " President Johnson: "We've got to lay some predicates for resuming if we have to".

It is for this reason that the ChEMBL-RDF dataset uses different predicates for linking to various databases.

If 'predicate' meant 'predicate token' there would not even be enough predicates for every word in the dictionary, much less every sentence in the language.

A many-sorted language is expressively equivalent to a single sorted one which has additional predicates for the various sorts of things.

Within logical positivism, observation language was assumed to consist of names and predicates whose applicability or not can be ascertained, under suitable conditions, by means of direct observation (such as using names and predicates for colors, shapes, sounds) or relatively simple measurement (names and predicates for heights, weights, and sizes, for example).

An ontologically neutral quantifier and the use of non-objectual variables for predicates (not for names of predicates or properties) may help to avoid this commitment and thus could make Meinongian object theory much more parsimonious.

Congress thereby explicitly stated the predicate for the exercise of its Commerce Clause power.

When we release our report, it will set the predicate for intelligence reforms to come".

There are also ways to mark the predicate for tense and aspect.

And so that was an unusual predicate for examining his credentials".