10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VERIFICATIVE»
Discover the use of
verificative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
verificative and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Mathematical Intelligent Learning Environments
The above three kinds of problems can be called: verificative, generative and
abductive problems, respectively. In addition, the sequent calculus seems
particularly appropriate for educational purposes, because proofs built in it are
very ...
Hyacinth Sama Nwana, 1993
2
Advances in the Design of Symbolic Computation Systems
Such a reasoning procedure can be used for solving verificative, generative, and
abductive problems. A mathematical problem can be modeled considering: 1. a
mathematical environment E, i.e., the set of theorems prominent for the ...
Alfonso Miola, Marco Temperini, 1997
3
Silver Jubilee Volume of the Zinbun-Kagaku-Kenkyusyo, Kyoto ...
Grand Coadjutor Verificative and Collative ;ic f#) ••□ one of the many honorary
court titles of this period. The " verificative and collative " addition to any title
implied a higher rank than that given by the title when not so adorned.
4
Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Vents; venust. See VENEnAnLE, para 3. veracious, veracity; verdict (see DICT,
para ll, s.f.); veridic (see orcr, para 11); verifiable, verification, verificative (whence
, anl, verificatory), verify; verislmilitude (see nrcr, para 11); verism; veritable, verity
; ...
'killed'.2 Since any nexal negation and any nexus-question has a patently
assertorial, verificative modality (a 'verdictive' modality, according to Willard
Quine's terminological suggestion), in these cases a simple verbal form ('kills', '
killed') is ...
6
What is Psychotherapeutic Research?
Defining qualitative research, Goetz and LeCompte (1984) describe four
continua that underlie all social science research: Constructive Enumerative
Generative Verificative Inductive Deductive Subjective Objective These continua
imply ...
Del Loewenthal, David A. Winter, United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy, 2006
7
Halliday's Introduction to Functional Grammar
... to sum up, verificative actually, verificative general so, then, therefore, hence
specific result as a result, reason on account ofthis, purpose for that purpose, ( e x
t. :) ( in t. :) following then, next, next, secondly simultaneous just then, here, now,
...
M.A.K. Halliday, Christian M.I.M. Matthiessen, 2013
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Research in Collegiate Mathematics Education VII
Strategy implementation refers to “verificative argumentation: Did the strategy
solve the difficulty?” and conclusion refers to obtaining the result (p. 406). As a
consequence, “reasoning” is defined by Lithner as The line of thought, the way of
...
Fernando Hitt, Derek Allan Holton, Patrick W. Thompson, 2010
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An Introduction to Functional Grammar
... briefly, to sum up, verificative actually, verificative _ - - positive and, also,
moreover, furthermore, addmve { negative nor conjuncted H— extending ~>—
adversative but, yet, on the other hand, however, replacive instead, on the other
hand, ...
Michael Halliday, Christian M.I.M. Matthiessen, Christian Matthiessen, 2014
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Artificial Intelligence and Symbolic Mathematical Computing: ...
(a) verificative problems, also called "validity problems", which require the
verification of a specific property for a given object or for a well defined class of
objects; (b) generative problems, which require the generation of a new property
for a ...
