Sentence examples for predicates work from inspiring English sources

Lots of English predicates work this way, for instance ' … is/are on the table'.

But perhaps many more, or indeed all, predicates work that way, even where this is less obvious.

The basic reason for this is that, unlike in the first theorem, not just any, merely extensionally adequate provability predicate works for the formalization of the consistency claim.

Second, Goodman's technique of replacing singular terms by predicates only works if we are employing a realist semantics.

That is likely to make the American strategy, predicated on working with Afghans, increasingly difficult to execute.

("My credibility is predicated on working with Nina," Simon says. "Nina makes us come in on budget all the time. Ask HBO how many shows they have that come in on budget").

"I thought I could do some work predicated on what would happen next.

Doc's system is predicated on hard work and playing hard.

For a woman whose own sense of worth had been predicated on her work, it was a devastating loss.

In this work, predicated on nanoscale size-effects, we explore the tantalizing possibility of creating apparently piezoelectric composites without using piezoelectric constituent materials.

Predicated on the work of the Austrian economists Ludwig von Mises (1881 1973) and the 1974 Nobel laureate Friedrich von Hayek (1899 1992), the Austrian cycle theory is getting new respect for its power to explain the current slump.