Sentence examples for that disjunction from inspiring English sources

But then again, that disjunction was probably fitting.

In fact, all that disjunction was in the paintings before the war.

And if Toby Spence is a rather fresher-toned Quint and Prologue, and Miah Persson a more spectral sounding governess than usual, that disjunction is at one with a production which manages to restore some of the Jamesian ambiguities that inspired Britten to arguably his greatest operatic achievement.

Although redness might be identified with a messy disjunction of physical properties, there would be no point in grouping that disjunction together were it not for human color vision.

What is clear is that disjunction of sister chromatids at the metaphase to anaphase transition is triggered by proteolytic cleavage of cohesin's kleisin subunit by separase, which opens the ring and releases sister DNAs from their embrace [ 6].

That disjunction - that is what I'm doing.

They are, in particular, nonadjunctive: the principle often called Adjunction, according to which when two formulas hold their conjunction also holds, fails at them (Rescher and Brandom's worlds can also be, dually, nonprime, which means that a disjunction may hold at them although both disjuncts fail to).

Now construct a tree diagram branching downward such that each disjunction is replaced by two branches, one for the left disjunct and one for the right.

Conversely, we may take this sort of point to militate in favor of a return to hypothetical theories of ability, since, at least on Lewis's view of subjunctive conditionals, it may be that a disjunction follows from a counterfactual claim without either of its disjuncts following from that claim (Lewis 1973, 79 80).

This instance sharing means that the disjunction constraint is violated.

The results showed that pterygomaxillary disjunction and posterior placement of the TPD are indicated for patients having transverse maxillary deficiency with lateroposterior crossbite.