Sentence examples for time modality from inspiring English sources

The one notable logician who interacted with Łukasiewicz at this time and whose work intersects with his in both interests (time, modality, many-valuedness) and attitudes (the importance of logic for philosophy) is Arthur Prior, who was the only major logician to adopt Polish notation, and who also expended more effort than anyone in the attempt to find a plausible interpretation for the system Ł.

The central construct is a variation on a branching-time modality of the sort that has been familiar since Prior 1967.

Optical imaging is not only a real-time modality that is nonionizing and highly sensitive; it is also cost-effective with considerable ease in preparation of molecular imaging agents.

Some detection chemistries for real-time PCR, such as TaqMan, have the property of counting molecules rather than measuring DNA mass, although in the real-time modality, the measurements are relative and the methods by which standards are established often tie the real-time PCR results back to mass.

The magnitude of the age effect on execution times is somewhat smaller (reach time, impulsion modality 14%, reach time sustained modality 43%, complete stabilization time 35%).

The latencies also increased as a function of Age (reach time, impulsion modality: 14%, reach time, sustained modality: 43%, complete stabilization time: 35%).

Various modal logics can also be naturally temporalized and the relations between time and modality is one of the central questions in the philosophical study of modal logic.

Confocal microscopy allows reliable measurement of MMP changes and the time-lapse modality allows the time-course recording of MMP [ 35].

It was Prior's 1956 John Locke lectures at Oxford and the ensuing book Time and Modality (published in 1957) that brought Prior's discoveries in tense and modal logic before a wider audience.

Other philosophers have been influenced by analogies between time and modality.

The lectures were published the following year, under the title Time and Modality.