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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «THEOREMATICALLY»
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1
Historian of the Strange: Pu Songling and the Chinese ...
The scholar's error had been to interpret his dream allegorically rather than
theorematically, and therein lies the twist that inspired the anecdote. But curiously
, the scholar does eventually pass the exams and becomes a local magistrate.
2
Foundations of Axiomatic Linguistics
May we then, perhaps, say that we have here not a criterion for refutation, but a
proper hypothesis? Unfortunately, even this is not the case. There is no possible
direct refutation of this, though it may theorematically follow from definitions and ...
3
Tracts of the Learned and Celebrated Antiquarian Sir Thomas ...
... and twentieth, or last axiom. , This apodictick course by a compositive method
theorematically to inser consequences from infallible maxims, with all possible
succinctness, I thought fit to embrace z becaule, to have analytically couched
those ...
Sir Thomas Urquhart, 1774
4
The philosophical and mathematical commentaries of Proclus ...
... of the speculative kind : but that we perceive their origin, not by production, but
by knowledge, receiving things eternal as if they were generated ; and on this -
account we ought to conceive all those theorematically, but not problematically.
5
The Science of Harmonics in Classical Greece
I recognise, of course, that the evidence is far from conclusive. But if it is a good
guide, a large part of Aristoxenus' 'advanced course' in harmonics will have been
presented theorematically. Perhaps the whole of it was, after the preliminaries of
...
6
Marginalia: Camden to Hutton
In every finite Actual there is a potential infinite — (presented theorematically in
the infinite divisibility of Matter.) — But even this is only the first & simplest view —
The Problem expands when we take in, as we must do, the equally necessary ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, George Whalley, H. J. Jackson, 1984
7
Speusippus of Athens: A Critical Study With a Collection of ...
Hence all these things are apprehended theorematically (i.e. as a vision of
eternal entities) and not problematically (i.e. not as if there is an actual generation
). Proclus then goes on to say that Menaechmus and the mathematicians of his ...
Topology (so-called “rubber-sheet geometry”) concerns the property of geometric
figures that remain invariant under transformations such as bending or stretching;
under such transformations, figures that are theorematically distinct in ...
9
Reason, Method, and Value: A Reader on the Philosophy of ...
And so, given definition (T) it follows theorematically that totalization hinges on
the nature of the factor at issue: unsuitable predicates demonstrably do not
totalize. Accordingly, no burdensome special mechanism along the lines of a
type ...
10
Logic from Russell to Church
... induction at least in my work and I still think in any work. Of course with
sufficient labor that induction could have gone far enough to include your
particular system theorematically. That that could be done for Principia
Mathematica I saw then.
Dov M. Gabbay, John Woods, 2009
