Sentence examples for propositions whose from inspiring English sources

Reichenbach objects that some quantum mechanical propositions whose logical form contains no propositional operators may be unverifiable.

And certain propositions whose truth values can change over time (propositional fluents) are also treated as individuals.

They are radical, mesmerizingly complex visual propositions whose crystalline forms and introspective faces speak simultaneously of the power of human faith and aesthetic will.

Humans are really bad at training their intuition to correctly assess propositions whose cause and effect are separated by vast expanses of time and space.

For example, there are undecidable propositions whose truth cannot be determined within a given set of rules, such as the logical structure of a computer.

SAN FRANCISCO — Next month, California voters will be asked to consider 11 ballot propositions whose passage would carry the full force of law, an exercise in direct democracy that traces back to the Progressive Era of the early 20th century.

To promote universal coverage, the Price plan would also provide tax deductions and credits to all who cannot afford insurance, a proposition whose price tag to the government is unknown but certain to be expensive.

The posed proposition was usually a counterfactual or a proposition whose truth status was uncertain.

This is summarized in the following proposition, whose proof is given in Sect.

We first recall the following proposition whose proof appears in [25].

The condition (9) directly comes from the following Proposition, whose proof is reported in Appendix.