Sentence examples for propositions it from inspiring English sources

The propositions "it is warmer in summer than in winter" and "the thermometer stands higher in summer than in winter" are equivalent (one is deducible from the other) relative to the variables "summer" and "winter", but "only the latter can be considered as a consequence of the former" (Bolzano 1973, § 162, 245 246).

As a test of the construct validity of this model and in accordance with its propositions, it was hypothesized that the responses to thirteen oral health outcome variables (observed indicator variables) could be explained by three correlated factors (latent variables) in terms of symptom status, functional disadvantage and general oral health perceptions.

How could the robot limit the scope of the propositions it must reconsider in the light of its actions?

Consequently, if we can measure distance between such trees we will be well down the path of measuring the truthlikeness of depth-d propositions – it will be some function of the distance of constituents in its normal form from the true depth-d constituent.

Given the rhetoric used to advance these propositions, it is not surprising they were taken seriously.

Yet, historically, psychoanalysis is the inheritor of a set of political propositions it would seem to be at odds with; or at least at a very odd angle to.

The sense is the proposition it expresses, while the reference is its truth value.

Moreover, it derives its key semantic features from those of the structured proposition it is, in part, derived from.

Of course, as a general proposition it is not good for the government to lie to its citizens.

The economics of the proposition: It costs Get $2,000 to $3,000 per station to install its software.

As a literary proposition, it's a bit disappointing.