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Definition of predicate calculus in English: predicate calculusnoun mass nounThe branch of symbolic logic that deals with propositions containing predicates, names, and quantifiers. Example sentencesExamples - What you are saying is that, strictly speaking, a proof is valid if it is written out in predicate calculus and has the right structure according to the rules of logic.
- In this way, Bradley had a significant, if indirect, impact on predicate calculus.
- In the classical predicate calculus only conjunction, negation and the universal quantifier are needed.
- But a tough exam question would be: translate into predicate calculus, and explain how to derive the meaning from the form.
- This language, the language of the predicate calculus, is what Russell called the perfect language.
Definition of predicate calculus in US English: predicate calculusnounˌpredəkət ˈkalkyələs The branch of symbolic logic that deals with propositions containing predicates, names, and quantifiers. Example sentencesExamples - What you are saying is that, strictly speaking, a proof is valid if it is written out in predicate calculus and has the right structure according to the rules of logic.
- In the classical predicate calculus only conjunction, negation and the universal quantifier are needed.
- This language, the language of the predicate calculus, is what Russell called the perfect language.
- In this way, Bradley had a significant, if indirect, impact on predicate calculus.
- But a tough exam question would be: translate into predicate calculus, and explain how to derive the meaning from the form.
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