Sentence examples for with deductions from inspiring English sources

Thus, if we can show that a given language is not (weakly) κ-compact, then there can be no deductive system for it with deductions of length < κ adequate for deductions from arbitrary sets of premises (of cardinality ≤ κ).

weakly κ-complete) if there is a deductive system P for L with deductions of length < κ such that, if Δ is a P-consistent[4] set of L-sentences (resp. such that |Δ| ≤ κ), then Δ has a model.

Competitors are ranked by time, with deductions for gates, ramps and rings they missed.

(With deductions for being Jewish and female, the answer is one-ninth of a camel).

If more revenue is still needed, then we can consider fiddling with deductions.

Many saw their paychecks chiseled with deductions for food and expenses; some toiled in the fields for no net pay.

It is however instructive to contrast induction with deduction: Deductive logic, at least as concerns first-order logic, is demonstrably complete.

His lifelong ambition was to establish abduction and induction firmly and permanently along with deduction in the very conception of logic each of them clearly distinguished from the other two, yet positively related to them.

Probability he associated with deduction.

According to Peirce, however, though acknowledging the priority and specific function carried out by the process of hypothetic inference, we need to realise that abduction is closely connected with deduction and induction.

A model for an ontology with deduction rules is proposed.