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That is, implicative and realized intervals are in different directions.

Present tense (or other as appropriate) in both parts of an implicative conditional.

They deny in their marriage any "implicative harmonic relationship."

The theory focuses on how implicative intervals set up expectations for certain realizations to follow.

A larger implicative interval is followed by a smaller realized interval.

The implicative function applied to two ordered propositions returns the truth value of the first implying the second proposition.

Similarly, the implicative normal form can be expressed in first order logic with the addition of an operator for transitive closure.

He published a series of seminal papers on discourse referents, presuppositions, implicative verbs, conventional implicatures, and questions.

The four fundamental functions are the contradictory function, the logical sum, the logical product, and the implicative function.

In implicative conditional sentences, the present tense (or other appropriate tense, mood, etc.) is used in both clauses.

In the case of simply typed lambda calculus, a type has an inhabitant if and only if its corresponding proposition is a tautology of minimal implicative logic.

A methodological approach which is explicitly guided by GPT is action implicative discourse analysis (AIDA).

In terms of the implicative form of a 2-CNF formula, this rule amounts to finding two implications and , and inferring by transitivity a third implication .

"For the parts on which the countries have some disagreements, we used indirect and implicative words," South Korea's deputy foreign minister, Lee Soo Hyuck, said Sunday, according to Reuters.

There are also IMPLICATIVE VERBS which imply one action by stating another: Victorian writers managed to persuade us that.

Nebraska Press Association v. Stuart involved a debate over whether or not the press may be prevented from releasing through publication information which was seen to be "implicative of guilt" related to the defendant.

Some further implicative predicates: X happened to V"X didn't plan or intend to V; X avoided Ving"X was expected to, or usually did, or ought to V, etc.

His is a small, extremely delicate and subtle set of gifts that issue in a type of acting we can call slant, or implicative or indirect, a rhythm of nuances instead of force, epiphanies rather than crescendos.

In 1919, he showed that every implicative lattice (now also called a Skolem lattice) is distributive and, as a partial converse, that every finite distributive lattice is implicative.

After the requests by the attorneys for the defense and the prosecution, the County Court (subsequently affirmed and changed by the Nebraska Supreme Court) ruled media coverage would be barred from information "strongly implicative" of the defendant, in addition to the confession.

Because of this equivalence between these different types of operation, a 2-satisfiability instance may also be written in implicative normal form, in which we replace each or operation in the conjunctive normal form by both of the two implications to which it is equivalent.

An implication graph is a directed graph in which there is one vertex per variable or negated variable, and an edge connecting one vertex to another whenever the corresponding variables are related by an implication in the implicative normal form of the instance.

A categorical proposition contains a subject and predicate where the existential impact of the copula implies the proposition as referring to a class with at least one member, in contrast to the conditional form of hypothetical or materially implicative propositions, which are compounds of other propositions, e.g.