The following propositions are presented: P8: SSQI is characterized by higher level of cross-functional collaboration than TQM.
Accepting a proposition, unlike believing, is an action that is characterized, in part, by one's assenting to the proposition, whether one believes it or not.
According to this view, an agent's doxastic state is characterized by the set of propositions she believes, her belief set.
Herd health management is characterized by an iterative process of refinement of concepts and propositions [ 2, 19].
Indeed, many debates at the interface of science and public policy are characterized by disagreements on propositions that combine a factual basis with specific goals and values.
States of affairs might hence be characterized as truth-makers and the corresponding logical propositions as truth-bearers.
George Bealer characterizes a rational intuition as an intellectual seeming that some proposition is necessarily, or possibly, true (Bealer 1998: 207 08).
When a proposition correctly characterizes a world story w, whether or not it is included in w, Adams says that the proposition is true at w. Every proposition that is true in w is therefore true at it as well; for if [a exists] is not true in w, then [a does not exist], and everything it entails, is true at w.
A final family of accounts holds that an intuition is a sui generis occurrent propositional attitude, variously characterized as one in which a proposition occurrently seems true (Bealer 1998, 2002; Pust 2000; Huemer 2001, 2005), in which a proposition is presented to the subject as true (Chudnoff 2011a), or which pushes the subject to believe a proposition (Koksvik 2011).
Neither proposition is true.
