- In logic, the
semantic principle (or law) of
bivalence states that
every declarative sentence expressing a
proposition (of a
theory under inspection)...
- the
semantical principle of
bivalence,
which states that
every proposition is
either true or false. The
principle of
bivalence always implies the law of...
- will take
place tomorrow. The
argument relies on
applying principle of
bivalence to ****ure contingents,
regarding that a
statement about the ****ure is...
- thing", "daemon", "intelligence" or "per****acity". Linh is the
mediating bivalency, the "medium",
between âm and dương, that is "disorder" and "order", with...
- the
truth value of true or the
truth value of false. The
principle of
bivalence and the law of
excluded middle are upheld. By
comparison with first-order...
-
Bivalent logic or two-valued logic, a
logic satisfying the
principle of
bivalence Binary numeral system This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- the
double negation elimination, the
principle of explosion, and the
bivalence of truth. It was
originally developed to
analyze mathematical arguments...
-
sentences are
neither true nor false. This
contradicts the
principle of
bivalence:
every sentence must be
either true or false.
Since this
principle is...
- the "medium" of the
bivalency constituted by the
opposite forces of the
universe (yin and yang). Ling is the
mediating bivalency, the "medium", between...
- the
double negation elimination, the
principle of explosion, and the
bivalence of truth. So-called
deviant logics reject some of
these basic intuitions...
