Sentence examples for set comprehension from inspiring English sources

To see the point (mainly, to understand what Set Comprehension says) it is a good idea to go through some derivations.

We can prove the existence of Ω + 1 using set comprehension: if Ω were the last ordinal, then "x is a von Neumann ordinal with a successor" would be a predicate not mentioning sethood, with no parameters (so all parameters sets), and true only of sets.

The set M has the closure properties asserted in Elements and Subsets if it is a limit rank; it can be chosen to have as many of the closure properties asserted in Set Comprehension (translated into terms of M) as a proof in Ackermann set theory requires.

The pattern of results, however, suggests that participants were not highly familiar with the symbol set because comprehension was relatively poor prior to training, but significantly improved following training.

Results showed no difference between teaching young children a "set" of comprehension strategies and teaching comprehension strategies explicitly, one-at-a-time on their reading comprehension performance as measured by a standardized test of reading comprehension, recall of main ideas from reading two 200 word passages from information texts, a reading motivation survey and a strategy use survey.

But what about in real life, set loose from comprehension examinations and left mostly to our own devices and standards?

A set of warning-related pictorials were manipulated according to three-color highlighting conditions: highlighting areas more relevant to correct comprehension, highlighting areas less relevant to comprehension, and no highlighting.

Results showed significant differences between students taught a set of comprehension strategies on measures of elaborated knowledge acquisition from reading science books (detail idea units recalled), retention of science content knowledge, and significantly improved criterion or curriculum-based reading comprehension test scores.

Thus a sentence is valid in the general semantics iff it is logically implied (in first-order logic) by the set of comprehension axioms.

But soon effortless comprehension will set in, as aromas and flavors become easier to distinguish.

Then, resigned to the existence of one more thing beyond our comprehension, we set down our glass and went home.