Sentence examples for to conjunction from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of joining, or condition of being joined.
Turning now to conjunction, the idea here is similar.
But there are still potential problems, this time related to conjunction.
We report two experiments designed to clarify the normative status of typical responses to conjunction problems.
Whereas Kripke's non-standard worlds required different truth conditions only for the modal operators, Rescher and Brandom's inconsistent worlds behave peculiarly with respect to conjunction.
He employs impossible worlds of the kind used in paraconsistent relevant logics, which can be locally inconsistent but well-behaved with respect to conjunction and disjunction, that is, they are adjunctive and prime.
The experiments tested whether false alarms to conjunction stimuli (i.e., stimuli constructed by combining parts of separately studied items) in a recognition test decrease as the relative distance on the study list between the parent items increases.
Costa Award-winning Andrew Miller prefers punctuation to conjunctions.
The next paragraph shows that the functions in the third column of Table 2 extend these standard fuzzy truth functions for conjunction and negation to conjunctions of any number of components with any of the components negated.
As this is the first investigation of neural responses to conjunction-task costs during WM manipulation, our aim in this study was to provide an initial examination of overall conjunction-task effects on WM without separating the task into encoding, delay, and retrieval.
We conclude that our method identified ROIs showing non-linear mixed selectivity (NLMS), tuned to conjunctions of multiple feature values.
Responses to biological motion constitute a type of form-selective motion sensitivity, in the sense that they respond only to conjunctions of motion with specific forms.
