Sentence examples for strictly implied from inspiring English sources

Within Lewis' systems S2 S5, a necessarily true proposition is strictly implied by any proposition whatsoever, and a necessarily false proposition strictly implies any proposition whatsoever.

If the burden of argument belonged wholly to the Academy, and the Academics were restricted to premises that were strictly implied by Stoic theory, AS seems to have been the case with Arcesilaus, the Academic case was not proved.

In general, if p is the conjunction of the premises, and q the conclusion, of a deductively valid inference, p will strictly imply q.

An alternative equivalent way of explaining the notion of strict implication is by saying that p strictly implies q if and only if it is necessary that p materially implies q. "John's tie is scarlet," for example, strictly implies "John's tie is red," because it is impossible for John's tie to be scarlet without being red (or it is necessarily true that, if John's tie is scarlet, it is red).

If it is logically impossible for a certain proposition, p, to be true without a certain proposition, q, being also true (i.e., if the conjunction of p and not-q is logically impossible), then it is said that p strictly implies q.

If p is true and it strictly implies q, then q is true.

If p is a belief of mine, and p strictly implies q, it does not follow that q is a belief of mine.

That much divine help is all that the image of magnet and rings strictly implies, and it is no threat to a profession's understanding of itself.

This therapeutic aspect does not strictly imply manipulation of fluid balance in patients.

Consequently, longitudinal invariance of the factor variances strictly implies that the ratio between the latent factor variances of men and women stays the same for each cycle and longitudinal invariance of the factor means strictly implies that the difference between the latent factor means of men and women stays the same (in standardized units) for the three cycles.

Note that both F | [ a, b ] and F | [ b, 1 ] are strictly monotonic, implying that f | [ a, b ] and f | [ b, 1 ] are both strictly monotonic.