Sentence examples for proposition indicates that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chamberlain's first proposition indicates that he believes that any American who seeks preeminince under our capitalistic system does so at the risk of performing a dis-service to his children; his second reveals a warped attitude toward the American dream of marrying the boss's daughter for love, a vice-presidency, and a house in Scarsdale.

Part (ii) of the proposition indicates that both these behaviors are exacerbated as coalition size increases.

Clauses RCI1-RCI3 above render L1-L3 of definition 2.7 above in the formal language that underlies axioms CS1-CS5; while RCI4 affirms (cf. definition 2.6 above) that agents are symmetric reasoners, i.e. that if a proposition indicates another proposition to a certain agent, then it does so to all agents in the population.

Proposition 1 indicates that Strategy 3 is never optimal.

Proposition 2 indicates that full antenna diversity can be achieved with PWLS.

Proposition 2 indicates that by introducing the AN to the MCBF, the total required power of the system is reduced.

Proposition 4 indicates that the number of links reaching the public good (i.e., (theta ^)) increases with the heterogeneity of the network.

Proposition 5 indicates that remittances decrease the aggregate income risk faced by the migrant if her initial risk is mainly located in the host country (large θ h ).

Proposition 1 indicates that, for the two users case with a symmetric channel, i.e., p a  = p b  = p, this policy is optimal in terms of maximal average capacity (reward).

Proposition 3.5 indicates that the critical opening time (tau_{mathrm{ex}}) increases as the natural mortality rate of the fish R, the mean harvesting rates (C^{ ( n )}), or the intensities (lambda^{ ( n )}).

Condition 1 in Proposition 3.13 indicates that if V f is a stable point for the non-delayed equation (see [18]) it is also stable for the delayed-equation.