Sentence examples for under the predicate from inspiring English sources

Primitive predicates are introduced to categorize the different primitive symbols: all concrete, particular "$\in$"-inscriptions, for instance, fall under the predicate "Ep".

A simple predicative assertible like 'Dion is walking' is generated from the predicate 'is walking', which is a deficient assertible since it elicits the question 'who?', together with a nominative case (Dion's individual quality or the correlated sayable), which the assertible presents as falling under the predicate (D. L. 7.63 and 70).

If the logic under the truth predicate is classical, completeness becomes equivalent to stating the compositional axiom for disjunction.

To be said of none [de nullo] is when there is nothing to be taken under the subject from which the predicate may not be eliminated, like 'no man runs': here, running is eliminated from any man at all [quolibet homine]." (Ed. L. M. de Rijk, Assen 1972, 43).

[Gottlob Frege, The Foundations of Arithmetic § 26 (1884: 35)] "A definition of a concept (of a possible predicate) must unambiguously determine, as regards any object, whether or not it falls under the concept (whether or not the predicate is truly assertible of it).

Verb and complement together form the predicate.

Make the predicate noun "a cause célèbre".

(In the previous sentence, the predicate is everything except "the predicate," which is the subject).

Pakistan does not have the predicate of such pervasive lawlessness.

More important, the predicate names the predicament of the subject.

Moreover, some sympathetic with the predicate view suggest that the grounding predicate expresses a quaternary relation.