Here a problem arose once the syntactic constraints were dropped by Carnap after Logical Syntax so as to allow semantic reasoning and the introduction of so-called meaning postulates: now the class of analytic propositions was widened to include not only logical and mathematical truths but also those obtained by substitution of semantically equivalent expressions.
When concept-objects are treated descriptively the propositions are likely to include classification (is-a member of a higher-order class) has-properties (e.g. size, qualities) has contents/components (which may have their own descriptions), function/purposes and similarity or contrast comparisons.
Consequently, they were able to organize their arguments to include propositions that could support their claim and refute the others.
They are in danger of drawing the circle of a priori justification too broadly to include propositions that are "default reasonable" (Harman) or are presuppositions of science (Wright) that may be justified but do not seem to be a priori justified.
The research develops policy-relevant propositions about the ways to include health in land-use planning systems under various conditions.
However, the instruction provided little more information than they were given in the original instructions such as to be explicitly told to include propositions to indicate relationships between concepts.
Unlike The Tillman Story, which artfully uses music, archival footage and eye-catching cutaways to underscore its points, 8: The Mormon Proposition misses no opportunity to include heavy-handed shtick.
Those "jokes" apparently included insistent propositions to hook up, as well as observations on her boob size.
Further research is required on how to integrate the two strategies in design propositions and include the potential third strategy of anti-fragility.
Soames [1987] sketches a formal theory of structured propositions, including an assignment of structured propositions to the sentences of a simple formal language, and a definition of truth relative to a circumstance for structured propositions.
