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Logical possibility

Known as: Logical impossibility, Logically possible, Logically impossible 
Logically possibility refers to a proposition which can be the logical consequence of another, based on the axioms of a given system of logic. The… 
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Arcadia (engineering)Cognitive closure (philosophy)Formal concept analysisModal logic

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2012
2012
Hyper-Entropic Gravitational Fireballs (Grireballs) with Firewalls
Recently there has been much discussion as to whether old black holes have firewalls at their surfaces that would destroy… 
2011
2011
A flawed conception of determinism in the Consequence Argument
According to the Consequence Argument, the truth of determinism plus other plausible principles would yield the conclusion that… 
2010
2010
Nouns, verbs and flexibles: implications for typologies of word classes
2010
2010
Sorites without vagueness II: Comparative sorites
We develop a mathematical theory for comparative sorites, considered in terms of a system mapping pairs of stimuli into a binary… 
Review
2005
Review
2005
The (Exaggerated) Perils of Democracy: Analyzing Democracys Influence on Different Forms of Communal Dissent
This paper represents an exploratory analysis of the relationships between democracy and different forms of ethnic conflict. Only… 
2003
2003
Testing Conventional Wisdom
In a recent article, Do Human Rights Treaties Make a Difference?, 111 Yale Law Journal 1935 (2002), I presented evidence and… 
2003
2003
PHRASE STRUCTURE DIRECTIONALITY: HAVING A FEW CHOICES
The thesis claims that the linear organization of specifier, head and complement in a phrase and throughout a syntactic tree is… 
Highly Cited
2000
Highly Cited
2000
The logically possible range of sentence types versus the actual production of English-speaking children--On Schutze, Carson(1997):INFL in child and adult language:Agreement, Case and licensing. Ph.D…
1979
1979
Syntax, semantics, and ontology: A probabilistic causal calculus
The problem of providing an adequate explication of the relations that obtain between conditional sentences of various different… 
1970
1970
Expression optimization using unary complement operators
For purposes of code optimization there are two basic philosophies of expression analysis: one approach would attempt to do a… 
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