In a logic seminar he gave at the University of Warsaw between 1927 and 1929, Tarski proved several results that made reference to notions that later would be called "semantical", in particular results about the notions of definability and of truth in a structure (see Vaught 1974 and 1986).
How about we do it tomorrow?'" Some providers made reference to notions of scarcity as they emphasised what could not be achieved because of a lack of resources, frequently describing themselves as 'overwhelmed' and 'frustrated'frustrated
For privacy advocates, this is a long-fought victory; recognition that there is something uniquely intrusive about mass surveillance, and the ability to cross-reference and analyse multiple datasets for patterns and correlations, that cannot and should not be weighed by reference to traditional notions of targeted interception.
Steel) Proclus argues that only with reference to these notions within the soul predication is possible (see Helmig 2008), since they are universal in the true sense of the word.
The court also referred to a judgment of Justice McHugh of the High Court, in which he said that although there is some discretion as to whether evidence obtained where an interviewee does not have access to legal advice should be admitted or not, judges are not free to make the decision "by reference to general notions of fairness".
The second step is to define the notions of 'true' and 'false' in terms of the semantic games; this happens by reference to the notion of winning strategy.
Actually, Jarvis's piece doesn't make any reference to the notion of journalistic sources.
During this period occurred the first reference to the notion that Laozi, after vanishing into the west, became the Buddha.
"I worry about macro-prudential complacency," Summers said, a reference to the notion that central banks can head off problems before they arise by action to restrain the animal spirits of lenders.
Safety school!" are certain to arise from the home side, a reference to the notion that Penn is a backup choice for students who can not get into Harvard.
(This was a reference to the notion that, if Trump voters are not visible, the media would pretend that there were few or none of them, enabling fraud; one of the hashtags on social media is #CodeRed).
