Sentence examples for primitive rules from inspiring English sources

Thus, with some reservations, we might compare the perfect deductions to the axioms or primitive rules of a deductive system.

For example, in the case of disjunction, let A and B each be a defining condition of A∨B as expressed by the primitive rules A → A∨B and B → A∨B.

It should be mentioned that even the above verification of Prawitz's completeness conjecture for implicational logic only holds if we allow the atomic systems to contain primitive rules which discharge assumptions, and not solely production rules.

In 1579, largely through the efforts of King Philip II of Spain, who knew and admired Teresa, a solution was effected whereby the Carmelites of the Primitive Rule were given independent jurisdiction, confirmed in 1580 by a rescript of Pope Gregory XIII.

In 1575, while she was at the Sevilla (Seville) convent, a jurisdictional dispute erupted between the friars of the restored Primitive Rule, known as the Discalced (or "Unshod") Carmelites, and the observants of the Mitigated Rule, the Calced (or "Shod") Carmelites.

In standard logic cut is not needed as a primitive rule, since it is admissible.

Instead of discussing whether we should force cut by making it a primitive rule, we can inversely use the admissibility or non-admissibility of cut to be a feature by means of which we classify definitions.

(The blocks do adhere to primitive logical rules like gravity and the effects of states of matter, so it is not a complete free for all).

I feel like this is the same kind of primitive, unethical rule.

This paper is organized around these three areas as shown in Figure 3. Eugene is composed of primitives, constructs, rules, and functions.

We first introduce a class of primitive graph pattern association rules, referred to as (mathsf {GPARs}), in Sect.