Sentence examples for signifies either from inspiring English sources
In logic ⊃ signifies "if... then"; ∨ signifies "either... or".
He sees a djinn, or spirit, specific to mines, called Perkman (in Germany, he learns, he's called Bergmann), and is told this signifies either hidden treasure or a forthcoming disaster.
For disjunctive premises (employing ∨, which signifies "either... or"), the terms modus tollendo ponens and modus ponendo tollens are used for arguments of the forms A ∨ B; ∼A, therefore B, and A ∨ B; A, therefore ∼B (valid only for exclusive disjunction: "Either A or B but not both").
Phone me) signifies either phone or phoneme.
Consider for example how Aristotle introduces the categories: "Of things said without any combination, each signifies either a substance or quantity or qualification or a relative or where or when or being-in-a-position or having or doing or being-affected" (1b25).
A smooth bell shape signifies either population expansion or spatial range expansion, whereas a multimodal distribution represents a long history in situ [ 53- 56].
This reduction results from the reduction in bias and variation shown in Figure 2. In PERCIST, a threshold of 30% is used with SUVpeak to signify either metabolic disease progression or treatment response [1].
Ockham's nominalism does not require the elimination of simple connotative concepts after all; its main relevant thesis, on the contrary, is that their use is ontologically harmless since they do not signify (either primarily or secondarily) anything but individual things, as their nominal definitions are supposed to make it clear.
Certain male deities are given heavy bellies and breasts, signifying either androgyny or prosperity and abundance.
In Hebrew astronomy Aries was named "Teli"; it signified either Simeon or Gad, and generally symbolizes the "Lamb of the World".
We examined blood fatty acid levels in patients to locate potential biomarkers that would signify either greater risk of diabetes acquisition or effectiveness of diabetes treatment.
