... truth value algebras of each of these types of fuzzy sets are of particular interest. For example, they determine ... truth value algebra is rather complicated, with many features. This book is a detailed exposition of some of these ...

... truth value of a proposition is either unknown or undefined . The truth value of a proposition is unknown if , e.g. , some data in the proposition exist but are not available . For example , the truth value of the proposition " the ...

... truth - value sense ) if A is true on every truth- value function for QC2 of Class i , ( 2 ) S to be tv - verifiable , if there is a truth - value function for QC2 of Class i on which S is true , 20 ( 3 ) S to be semantically consistent ...

... truth value to (3) is arbitrary. Indeed any fixed point which assigns no truth value to (3) can be extended to fixed points which make it true and to fixed points which make it false. Grounded sentences have the same truth value in all ...

... truth , value and need of the new revealings through Swe- denborg , we cite with much pleasure this distinguished author and estimable man . Dr. Bushnell was for many years pastor of an orthodox Congregational church in Hartford ...

... truth value of P. Let us construct a truth table for the statement P V ( ¬ P ) . As shown in ( 3 ) , we start with ... truth value T and the statement P has the truth value F , so the disjunction P V ( ¬ P ) has the truth value T. In the ...

... truth-value, you embed “the truth-value True” in the right kind of sentence-token, to wit: “the truth-value True is made of peanutbutter”. If you want to ascribe that property to all propositions of the form P or not P, you can do so by ...

... truth value " at some context - initialized point save relative to Z. More generally , if there is any parameter relative to which a stand - alone sentence is open , we say that by definition the sentence " has no truth value ” at any ...

... truth - value , but any sentence whatever which contains such a name must likewise be void of truth - value : and this is just the conclusion which Frege drew . If , on the other hand , we regard the state of being neither true nor ...

... truth , value , and justification from the point of view of the history of cognitive philosophy . Chapter Five explores briefly the history of justification from Plato to Hume . One finding of this chapter is that since neither Plato ...