Sentence examples for propositions at the same time from inspiring English sources

"I do find it extraordinary that those who want Britain to leave the EU seem to hold to two utterly contradictory propositions at the same time.

Ordinarily it doesn't matter; we can express both propositions at the same time, since for the most part their truth-conditions vary together.

The result obtained in Remark 6 has a lower computational complexity compared to the expression in Proposition 2 and at the same time it is a tight approximation for Proposition 2. This can be observed from the denominator of the (7) where the term (frac {N_{0}}{A_{d} }approx 0).

The two relations are compatible, however: the same proposition may be at the same time deduced from and grounded in its premise.

Thus, these implementations maintain a proposition set perspective, but at the same time address the need for richer semantic structures as well.

In his treatise on Kant's philosophy, Jin Yuelin established a clear and insuperable demarcation between synthetic and analytical propositions: if a certain proposition is synthetic, it cannot be at the same time necessary or a priori; and if it is necessary or a priori, it cannot be synthetic (Jin 1996: 46).

Another solution, which concedes that Socrates's proposition "is true and false at the same time", is rejected as sacrificing too much.

When a proposition is posed against the proposition that results from changing its quality at the same time that its second term is negated, the resulting equivalence is called obversion.

A given speaker might use 'I am tired' to express a false proposition, while another speaker uses the same sentence at the same time to express a true proposition.

PC states simply that "a proposition cannot be true and false at the same time, and that therefore A is A and cannot be not A".

The coherence that we demand of credences is precisely that they relate to one another in the way that Probabilism demands, so that, for instance, no disjunction is assigned lower credence than is assigned to either of the disjuncts, no proposition is assigned very high credence at the same time that its negation is also assigned very high credence, and so on.