Sentence examples similar to well known truth from inspiring English sources

As is well known, certain truth theories are conservative over arithmetic — e.g. theories that implicitly define truth using only the instances of (ES-prop) — and certain truth theories are not — e.g. Tarski's compositional theory (Tarski 1944).

(They aren't very well known, in truth: "I Love a Violin"?) In discussing the range of Thompson's talents, Mr. Lewis, who joined Ms. Minnelli for lunch at the "21" Club (where else?) the next day, was eager to make a comparison.

A well known ground-truth synthetic sequence is used for the experiments.

In fact, this relational meaning of quantifiers shows up in the well known Tarski-style truth definition for first order logic (compare the entry on Tarski's truth definitions): ∃xφ is true in a model M, under a variable assignment α iff (if and only if) there is some β with β different from α at most in the value that gets assigned to x, and φ is true in M under assignment β.

Her inert stage presence has not been in any way energised by Mr Dodin's well known attention to truth and detail.

Because the playing modes of the pandeiro, and therefore the six categories of sound, are well known, the ground truth problem becomes irrelevant and we can focus on the feature generation.

"The government has stalled in the face of strong evidence and instead... reacted to myths perpetuated by the tobacco industry, an industry well known for suppressing the truth about its lethal products".

That truth is well known by Barbie's sisters in the sorority no one wants to join.

Although certain facts about individual experiments are well known, complete knowledge of ground truth is not available for any biological microarray experiment.

Even when these remarks seem true -- as they often do -- those truths are well known and rarely provoke more thought.

The Vatican is well known for lying and suppressing the truth.