Sentence examples for the weakest proposition from inspiring English sources
"Did you invest in the weakest proposition to hurt your rivals?" asked the workshop's official investment strategy adviser - and got knowing chuckles from the Brazil team in response.
Bin Laden was convinced that the consumerist and hedonistic Americans were a weaker proposition than the Soviets, and that he could bring down the US too.
The Ramsey sentence expresses an apparently weaker proposition than TC, at least in standard truth-conditional semantics.
Together with the observation that the MEG "scaffold" does not form in pgl-1/pgl-3 zygothe, the case for referring to this as a "scaffold", which implies a static structure on which the rest of the P granule components hang, is a bit of a weak proposition.
Liverpool are a different and far weaker proposition for it.
Hence we have ∑ k ∈ I s u k = 0. To verify the sufficiency, we cannot use the "weak convergence theorem" (Proposition 3.11 of [21]), because the unit ball algebra is not closed in the compact open topology.
Intuitively, the strongest necessary condition of a proposition is the most general consequence that we can deduce from the proposition under the given theory, and the weakest sufficient condition is the most general abduction that we can make from the proposition under the given theory.
This procedure is based on the weak form derived in Proposition 2.4.
In effect, Brouwer is saying that we can assert the weak negations of the propositions expressed in these questions; hence, these propositions are so-called "Brouwerian counterexamples" or "weak counterexamples" to PEM.
To estimate the term, by Proposition 1.1, the weak -boundedness for, we obtain.
