Sentence examples for universal possibility from inspiring English sources
The Now Dreaming Doubt raises the universal possibility of delusion: for any one of my sensory experiences, it is possible (for all I Know) that the experience is delusive.
The Paralympics erase difference by making success in sport a universal possibility regardless of physical condition.
If this validity depends on the support only but not the prior distribution of information itself the universal possibility or impossibility theorem is said to hold.
The present paper explores the scope of universal possibility and impossibility theorems for an exogenously given outside option as well as for situations where the outside option is a matter of design.
While the addition of an axiom of universal possibility ⊢◊p would be inconsistemt with all the Lewis systems, since they all contain theorems of the form ⊢□p, systems S6, S7 and S8 are consistent.
In effect, the "niche" is a stable distribution environment relationship that constrains species' geographic potential, although the degree to which niches characterize species versus the populations that make them up (Peterson and Holt 2003) can certainly be debated, given the universal possibility of local adaptation in broadly distributed species (Kawecki and Ebert 2004).
"We believe in the value and the universal possibilities that exist inside each and every one of us".
In many important respects, conceptual art sits very uncomfortably with other, often more traditional artforms and artworks, and this tension highlights a pressing issue for anyone interested in the possibility of a universal theory of art.
As the themes become more universal, the possibility of crossover sales is greater and gay writers and their publishers not only want their writing to be displayed in bookstores' gay and lesbian sections but also on the A to Z shelves.
In The Theory of Probability, modal necessity is identified with universal quantification and possibility is identified with joint existential quantification of a propositional matrix and existential quantification of its denial.
Hence, 'European' does not straightaway mean 'global', but rather that a certain area of universal primal human possibility has been historically realized particularly in Europe.
