Sentence examples for to negation from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of negating something.
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"We were not able to find one area of Maya's personality that was not subject to negation of different kinds," say the authors.
But there are still potential problems, which actually affect P2 as well, this time related to negation.
The ideas related to negation and definability of truth have been discussed in Subsections 4.2 and 4.5, respectively.
Maimonides' appeal to negation (GP 1.58) is often misunderstood because in normal speech a double negative usually indicates a positive.
We now come back to the issue flagged in Section 4.2, on the irreducibility of rejection to negation.
For example, Kumārila charges that the Buddhist apoha theories are counter-intuitive in that our intuition is not that words and concepts refer to negations or exclusions.
There are methods related to non-manual linguistic markers direct recognition [19 21] as applied to negations, conditional clauses, syntactic boundaries, topic/focus and wh-, yes/no questions.
"His whole focus is on an America whose role in the world is to negate the negation of the terrorists.
To deny something is merely to assent to its negation.
We also plan to add negation detection patterns to identify diagnosis and symptoms that are negated.
