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Ramsey sentence

Ramsey sentence noun: a formal logical reconstruction of a theoretical proposition, attempting to draw a line between science and metaphysics by replacing non-observable theoretical terms with observational terms.

Noun

Ramsey sentence (plural Ramsey sentences)

  1. A formal logical reconstruction of a theoretical proposition, attempting to draw a line between science and metaphysics by replacing non-observable theoretical terms with observational terms.

Forms of Ramsey sentence

pluralRamsey sentences

Questions about Ramsey sentence

What does Ramsey sentence mean?
Ramsey sentence means a formal logical reconstruction of a theoretical proposition, attempting to draw a line between science and metaphysics by replacing non-observable theoretical terms with observational terms.
What part of speech is Ramsey sentence?
Ramsey sentence is a noun.
What is the plural of Ramsey sentence?
The plural of Ramsey sentence is Ramsey sentences.

Words near Ramsey sentence in the dictionary

  1. Ramsey
  2. Ramsey and Parkeston
  3. Ramsey County
  4. Ramsey number
  5. Ramsey numbers
  6. Ramsey sentence
  7. Ramsey sentences
  8. Ramsey theory
  9. Ramsey's theorem
  10. Ramsey's theorems
  11. Ramseyan

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