Sentence examples for semantic notions from inspiring English sources

Revision processes help provide a semantics for circular definitions.[14] They can be used to define semantic notions such as "categorical truth" and logical notions such as "validity".

This idea in turn enabled the Polish logician Alfred Tarski (1902 83) to address problems that had been largely neglected by the Tractatus and the logical positivists, in particular the elucidation of semantic notions such as truth and reference.

Many philosophers are concerned with trying to understand these semantic notions.

How can we give an account of such procedures that is free of undefined semantic notions?

The low-level descriptors of these engines are far from semantic notions.

Where we risk importing semantic notions into the mix is in understanding selection intentionally, rather than purely causally.

Most specifically, our data would be inconsistent with Devlin et al. (2006) who observed repetition suppression in posterior LvOT for visually similar word forms that were semantically dissimilar (corn-CORNER) and no significant suppression in the same region for semantic (notion-IDEA) or phonological (solst-SOLST) repetition.

Implicit in Hilbert's program had been the hope that the syntactic notion of provability would capture the semantic notion of truth.

"Cognition," thus, is not a semantic notion, but epistemic.

What mainly matters here, however, is Richeri's use of a semantic notion of probability.

Instead, they adopt a deflationary conception of truth as a semantic notion (Wright 1985, 1992).