Sentence examples for then this proposition from inspiring English sources

Then, this proposition holds.

Then this proposition is an immediate consequence of the L p, γ boundedness of the Riesz-Bessel transforms generated by a Bessel-generalized shift operator and the identity ∂ x i ( ∂ x k f ) = − R B R B B f. (3.33).

This amounts to the statement that if a proposition is impossible and follows from some other proposition, then this other proposition is impossible, too.

Scotus states that if it is assumed that, per impossibile, neither God nor the world exists and the proposition 'The world is possible' then existed, this proposition would be true.

Perry was then asked if this proposition included Israel.

In this instance, the (x^P) will be inferior to (x^C), then the proposition 1 is not always true.

Consider, then, the proposition that Socrates does not exist.

"If one answers yes, then the proposition is incontestable, but not very instructive" (598).

If there is no corresponding complex, then the proposition is false.

If the event does not occur at that time, then the proposition becomes false.

(E.g., if snow is white, then the proposition that snow is white exists and is true).