Sentence examples for theoretic entity from inspiring English sources

The controversy over Bailey's book has allowed his critics to lump together the work of Bailey, Blanchard, and Anne Lawrence as a monolithic, containable, anti-trans-rights theoretic entity known as "the Blanchard, Bailey, Lawrence theory" (see, e.g., James, n.d.-h).

Logical constructions do not capture all of the features of the pre-theoretic entities with which one begins.

Specifically, Montague Grammar can be used to define a function directly from sentences of a fragment of natural language to model-theoretic entities.

The same is true of dynamic semantic theories, except that the model-theoretic entities are a little different from Montague's.

Our framework incorporates category-theoretic entities for the utterances made in an agent dialog and for the commitments incurred by those utterances, together with maps between these.

On this basis, Kamp (1990), for example, argues that the objects of thought should not be seen as purely model-theoretic entities, for example a set of belief worlds, as is common in logics of belief from Hintikka (1962) onwards.

Rudolf Carnap took things further with his method of intension and extension, and provided a semantics in which quite specific model-theoretic entities are identified with intensions (Carnap 1947).

In game-theoretic notation, this entity is called the arbitrator [22].

Contrary to most of previous studies of labor market we apply a game theoretic approach to defining entities in labor market: companies and workers.

The composition of behavioral fields is carried out in a manner that is procedurally similar to composition of primitive geometrical entities through set theoretic Boolean operations in constructive solid geometry.

Group theoretic arguments therefore underlie parts of the theory of those entities.