Sentence examples for under consequence from inspiring English sources

The logical omniscence problem is that in epistemic logics all tautologies are known and knowledge is closed under consequence, which is unreasonable.

In general we will follow the Tarski-Popper usage here and call any set of sentences closed under consequence a theory, and we will assume that each proposition we deal with is identified with the theory it generates in this sense.

One under-appreciated consequence of devolution is that Scotland and Wales know less about each other's politics than they did before.

"To me that has been one of the most overlooked and under-discussed consequences of Sept. 11".

In modern Britain, this obviously happens often, and the under-reported consequences of austerity have hardly helped.

Amnesty International found no evidence for this and the mass lynching of Libya's black population remains one of the war's most horrifying and under-reported consequences.

All of which serves to reconstruct an alternative narrative of the New World and certain rather salacious and cynical, yet consistently under-reported, consequences of its "discovery" for the Old World -- and how those forces and effects continue to shape the world today.

One of the under-appreciated consequences of delaying tracheostomy is prolonged mechanical ventilation and intensive care unit (ICU) stay.

Divergence in RF may have under-appreciated consequences for the evolution of reproductive isolation via female preference for male RFs in different populations of horseshoe bats.

Some migrants detained in Nogales would be turned over, under a consequence program called Operation Streamline, for criminal prosecution.

This set K of sentences of L0 should be closed under logical consequence.