Sentence examples for proposition definition from inspiring English sources

Citations to Spinoza's Ethics give the part in roman capitals, then the proposition, definition, or axiom number, (e.g., p13, or d5)), and then specify whether the cited material is in a scholium (s), corollary (c), or lemma (l).

In order to better understand his vision and mission, I asked Osterwalder to provide a high-level overview of business model innovation and value proposition definitions and concepts.

Therefore, by Proposition 2.3, Definition 2.6 is equivalent to Definition 2.9.

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(References to the Ethics will be by part (I-V), proposition (p), definition (d), scholium (s) and corollary (c).) This proof that God an infinite, necessary and uncaused, indivisible being is the only substance of the universe proceeds in three simple steps.

Proposition 2.3, Definitions 2.1 and 2.9, and Proposition 2.8 yield directly the following result.

The following proposition and definitions are needed for the main results of this section.

It is easy to show the following proposition by Definitions 2.1 and 3.1, so we omit its proof.

The following proposition and definitions are needed for the statement of the main results of this section.

The following proposition makes this definition legitimate.

From Proposition 2.5 and Definition 2.3, the following proposition follows readily.