Sentence examples for theoretical universe from inspiring English sources

The story, like most things that exist in this or any other theoretical universe, is way more interesting than any actual Charlotte Bobcats games.

That is why if scientists go in the other direction and "quantize" relativity theory, they end up with a theoretical universe in which not only particles, but also time and space themselves are shifting and indeterminate, as elusive as the ripples on the bottom of a pool.

The two-way technology would allow your device to communicate with the content servers, opening up a theoretical universe of applications for your device, such as Web browsing and games.

A Republican strategist, advising a Democrat in our theoretical universe, would conclude that there is a major opportunity here (huge opposition cutting across party lines and race and ethnic and rural/urban lines) if they can gin up the rhetoric and intensity about it.

These theoretical universes range from vast bubbles far, far away to hyperdimensional sheets hovering right in front of one's nose.

Now suppose that the set-theoretical universe forms a set: the set of all sets.

So we must conclude that the set-theoretical universe cannot form a set.

On this view, the set-theoretical universe is potentially infinite in an absolute sense of the word.

Cantor's diagonal argument forces us to recognize that the set-theoretical universe as a whole cannot be regarded as a set.

On the one hand, there is the iterative conception of sets, which describes how the set-theoretical universe can be thought of as generated from the empty set by means of the power set operation (Boolos 1971).

The Skolem functions Fi of which the sentence φ** speaks are sets built out of individuals of the set-theoretical universe, while the 'Skolem functions' fi spoken of by φ* are individuals.[79] The conclusion of Hintikka's argument is that our ordinary notion of truth is misrepresented by ZFC.