- logic, a
logical connective (also
called a
logical operator,
sentential connective, or
sentential operator) is a
logical constant.
Connectives can be used...
-
following examples demonstrate two
types of code-switching (intra-
sentential and inter-
sentential code-switching) by Cantonese-English
bilingual children. The...
- a
propositional variable (also
called a
sentence letter,
sentential variable, or
sentential letter) is an
input variable (that can
either be true or false)...
-
transitive closure of ⇒ G {\displaystyle {\underset {G}{\Rightarrow }}} a
sentential form is a
member of ( Σ ∪ N ) ∗ {\displaystyle (\Sigma \cup N)^{*}} that...
- In
formal language theory, a context-free
grammar (CFG) is a
formal grammar whose production rules can be
applied to a
nonterminal symbol regardless of...
- logic. It is also
called propositional logic,
statement logic,
sentential calculus,
sentential logic, or
sometimes zeroth-order logic. Sometimes, it is called...
- Look up
sentence in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Sentence(s) or The
Sentence may
refer to:
Sentence (law), a
punishment imposed on a
person who has...
- In
artificial intelligence, a
sentential decision diagram (SDD) is a type of
knowledge representation used in
knowledge compilation to
represent Boolean...
- A
truth table is a
mathematical table used in logic—specifically in
connection with
Boolean algebra,
Boolean functions, and
propositional calculus—which...
-
formula may also be
called a
propositional expression, a sentence, or a
sentential formula. A
propositional formula is
constructed from
simple propositions...
