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... called universal affirmative ; " No ( a ) " is called universal negative ; " Some is ( a ) . is called particular affirmative ; Some is not ( a ) is called particular negative . These forms of propositions are also referred to , in that ...
... called universal affirmative ; " No ( a ) " is called universal negative ; " Some is ( a ) . is called particular affirmative ; Some is not ( a ) is called particular negative . These forms of propositions are also referred to , in that ...
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... called the major term , and the one functioning as subject of the conclusion is called the minor term of the syllogism . The premise containing the major term , conventionally stated first , is called the major premise , and the other is ...
... called the major term , and the one functioning as subject of the conclusion is called the minor term of the syllogism . The premise containing the major term , conventionally stated first , is called the major premise , and the other is ...
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... called the ionization energy . Inelastic collisions may also occur with positive ions if electrons are still attached to them . In general , only collisions of electrons and photons ( electromagnetic radiation particles ) with atoms and ...
... called the ionization energy . Inelastic collisions may also occur with positive ions if electrons are still attached to them . In general , only collisions of electrons and photons ( electromagnetic radiation particles ) with atoms and ...
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