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Перевод: predication

[существительное]
утверждение; предикация

Тезаурус:

1. It is certainly not enough to say that the former position shows attribution and the latter predication one must go on to say what these terms of one's theory mean, and if our account is to be genuinely explanatory, we must do so in ways which can be related to concepts and phenomena which stand outside our initial theory.
2. He speaks of predication as a limitation of truth.
3. But if religion is beyond speech or predication as Gandhi affirms, can it be hypostasized, or referred to as if it is a referent?
4. The one, true and perfect Religion Gandhi refers to is beyond predication and not capable of being realized within finite existence.
5. Thus the embedding of a label in a total sentence structure (complete linguistic predication) indicates that it is less tied to its situational context and more related to its linguistic context.
6. The idea of non-meanings as identical subjects of predication while implying the possibility of a framework within which references to such items can be contextually checked for truth, is not explicable in terms of any particular criteria of re-identification.
7. She is thinking here, specifically, of the way in which schooled Wolof children in her tests described the sets they selected in terms of "complete linguistic predication", using such terms as "they are round" rather than "they - round".
8. For Gandhi, particular religions are necessary to convey what it might mean to speak of the one, true and perfect Religion which is beyond predication and not realized within finite existence.
9. The "superordinate grouping" has been "explained by linguistic predication".
10. They may act as legitimate grammatical subjects, but they are not necessarily also the logical subjects of the propositions concerned, in the sense of representing the genuine basis of predication in the given instance.
11. It follows that fictional things cannot function as genuine subjects of predication, and in the strict sense cannot be 'talked about' at all.
12. The Scholastics employed them as technical terms in a deliberate effort to separate the existential sense of to be from its copulative sense, i.e. its function as an auxiliary to predication.
13. This predication was confirmed although Gur and Gur (1977) believe that this relation holds only for right handed, left eye dominant males.