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... ( predicate ) term : thus , " Aba " is equivalent to " Ebā , " and " Iba " to “ Obā , ” a change traditionally called obversion . Another type of immediate inference , called contraposition , rests on the fact that some syllogistic ...
... ( predicate ) term : thus , " Aba " is equivalent to " Ebā , " and " Iba " to “ Obā , ” a change traditionally called obversion . Another type of immediate inference , called contraposition , rests on the fact that some syllogistic ...
Page 898
... predicate ( second exam- ple ) . This problem reflects the dilemma that , if modal operators modify predicates only , then no special modal syllogistic is required , because the propositions have a normal structure ( but with peculiar ...
... predicate ( second exam- ple ) . This problem reflects the dilemma that , if modal operators modify predicates only , then no special modal syllogistic is required , because the propositions have a normal structure ( but with peculiar ...
Page 991
... ( predicate ) . There are , however , nominal predicates as well , in which the verb is lacking and a noun is used instead ; an example is wan - nii wan - sǎw " today ( is ) Friday . " A noun phrase consists of a noun , which may be ...
... ( predicate ) . There are , however , nominal predicates as well , in which the verb is lacking and a noun is used instead ; an example is wan - nii wan - sǎw " today ( is ) Friday . " A noun phrase consists of a noun , which may be ...
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