Sentence examples for proposition in two from inspiring English sources

It may be noted that Metochites deduces this proposition in two steps.

Figures 7 and 8 illustrate the inner bound in Corollary 3 and the outer bound in Proposition 3 in two cases, and, respectively, for and.

Shane (2000) is an author who developed specific propositions from a framework and examined the propositions in eight entrepreneurial cases.

We develop propositions in four domains: (1) the occurrence of strategic improvisation; (2) tactical improvisation rising to the level of strategy; (3) network bricolage; and (4) improvisational competencies.

The warrant-transfer coherentist could reply to this objection by claiming that there is some property, P, in one of the two competing circles that is not present in the other and the presence of that property makes the propositions in one and only one of the circles worthy of assent.

Each belief is justified by virtue of its coherence with the rest of what one believes but one avoids the appearance of vicious circularity by insisting that one needn't first have justification for believing the other propositions in one's belief system.

True; but in assenting to this proposition, one or two things are to be kept in mind.

In order to transfer the relations between ideas to propositions, Bolzano has to resort to the method of variation: to the referring relation between an idea and its object will then correspond the verifying relation between an idea and a propositional form (or, in the fundamental idiom, between one or more ideas and a proposition in which one or more ideas are considered variable).

Clermont will be a different proposition in round four but in this form Exeter will travel to the Massif Central with anything but subdued hopes.

Behrens had sung Sieglinde in Die Walküre at Monte Carlo a few years earlier, but Brünnhilde was a different proposition, appearing in three out of the four Ring operas.

We also find that extant research can benefit from additional theoretical diversity and thus we offer new propositions grounded in three theories not yet widely applied to franchising.