Sentence examples for such conjunction from inspiring English sources

But any such conjunction is valid if and only if every conjunct is valid; and a conjunct is valid if and only if it contains some letter p as well as ∼p as parts of the whole disjunction.

(IC2) states that the result of the merging operator is simply the conjunction of the belief profile and the IC, whenever such conjunction is consistent.

In fact, as (Heifetz 1999) shows, the hierarchical and fixed-point accounts are equivalent for all finite levels of iteration, while fixed-point common knowledge implies the conjunction of mutual knowledge up to any transfinite order, but it is never implied by any such conjunction.

Such conjunction will be latter discussed in this section.

For example, Evans [1977] considers conjunctions such as 'Few MPs came to the party but they had a marvelous time.' The reasons for thinking the pronouns in the second conjuncts of such conjunctions are not bound variables or referring expressions are the same as the reasons for thinking this about the pronouns in the second sentences of (7) and (8).

It just happens that for such conjunctions, questions of exclusivity, or rather non-combinativity also arise.

If you knew such a conjunction, the second conjunct would have to be true, which conflicts with your knowing the first conjunct.

Atomic sentences stand in no logical relation to one another, since logic applies only to complex sentences built up from atomic sentences through simple logical operations, such as conjunction and negation (see connective).

Such a conjunction of patterns might seem to be mere chance, perhaps, the way distant cloud chambers might display seemingly identical trails of particles.

She should have never had anything to do with the Daily Mirror when Mars was in such sinister conjunction with Taurus.

And there is the sense that her absence, coming in such close conjunction with the death of her peer Maya Angelou, leaves something less wieldy and in need of shoring up.