Semantic vectors were generated for each concept occurring in 500,000 or fewer predications, and all predications involving these concepts and a set of predicates of interest, {AFFECTS, ASSOCIATED_WITH, AUGMENTS, CAUSES, COEXISTS_WITH, DISRUPTS, INHIBITS, INTERACTS_WITH, ISA, PREDISPOSES, PREVENTS, SAME_AS, STIMULATES, TREATS}, were encoded during training.
Ijma is one of the four essential predicates of Shari'a law by which it grants divine fiat.
2017 was the year of the story: we've all been pinned to our screens waiting for the key predicates of various kinds of stories to be, at last, revealed.
Would you agree?" "Sure," I said, "At least two of the predicates of the divinity are that he/she/it is unitary and infinite".
Past and future are not real predicates of events in this view; and change in respect of them is not a genuine change.
Lewis points in particular toward the textbook's use of the words appear and only: dismissive words such as these suggest that predicates of value are merely projections of the inner state of the speaker and have no significance.
The range of each predicate is restricted to that subpart of the language whose sentences contain either no truth predicate at all or truth predicates of a level less than n.
Subjects and predicates of assertions are terms.
Lasersohn (2005) considers the example of predicates of personal taste.
Similar non-standard reference assignments could be constructed for all the predicates of a language.
Predicate variables behave syntactically like $n$-place predicates of the form $P^{n}_{i}$.
