In this case, the sets are not necessary finite and can be described using sets of assertions.
Wikipedia's counsel recognizes that there are restrictions in place regarding the display of the seal, but that "the enactment of [these laws] was intended to protect the public against the use of a recognisable assertion of authority with intent to deceive".
Biographers Peter Brown and Steven Gaines attribute the new musical direction to "the Beatles' now habitual use of marijuana", an assertion confirmed by the band – Lennon referred to it as "the pot album", and Starr said: "Grass was really influential in a lot of our changes, especially with the writers.
This provides a rather strong case for health care professionals to undergo training in communication skills (e.g. the use of critical language, assertion, and standardized communication tools) to obtain the know-how to alert team members to unsafe situations [ 4, 42].
Is Lady Justice blind, or does she peek out to select her favorites and use the assertion of legal principles to advance their interests where advantage can be gained by allegation?
(iv) People often use questions instead of assertions and the other way around.
The advantage of using the assertion filter and bag-of-words feature representation on Dutch EMRs is presented in [ 24].
His explanation of the difference between non-normative and normative assertions (between, as he put it, 'the assertion that someone was obliged to do something and the assertion that he had an obligation to do it') was merely that the latter sort of assertion is used to display a distinctive sort of attitude.
The second idea the primacy of the sentential has its roots in the thought that the fundamental uses of a term are in assertion and argument: if we understand the use of a defined term in assertion and argument then we fully grasp the term.
First, revision theory fixes the use, in assertion and argument, of sentences of the expanded language but without reducing the sentences to those of the ground language.
