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Disjunctive can
refer to:
Disjunctive po****tion, in po****tion ecology, a
group of
plants or
animals disconnected from the rest of its
range Disjunctive...
- In
classical logic,
disjunctive syllogism (historically
known as
modus tollendo ponens (MTP),
Latin for "mode that
affirms by denying") is a
valid argument...
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Disjunctive Datalog is an
extension of the
logic programming language Datalog that
allows disjunctions in the
heads of rules. This
extension enables disjunctive...
- A
disjunctive pronoun is a
stressed form of a
personal pronoun reserved for use in
isolation or in
certain syntactic contexts.
Disjunctive pronominal forms...
- In
boolean logic, a
disjunctive normal form (DNF) is a
canonical normal form of a
logical formula consisting of a
disjunction of conjunctions; it can...
- A
disjunctive po****tion, in ecology, is a
colony of plants, animals, or
other organisms whose geographical locus is
severed from the
continuous range...
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Disjunctive cognition is a
common phenomenon in dreams,
first identified by
psychoanalyst Mark Blechner, in
which two
aspects of
cognition do not match...
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motifs only for the
disjunctives and
render the
conjunctives in a monotone. It is
notable that the
Yemenite Jews have only
eight disjunctive motifs, thus clearly...
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subject matter jurisdiction.
Disjunctive allegations are
allegations in a
pleading joined by an "or". In a complaint,
disjunctive allegations are
usually per...
- of
inference but in a
false premise. This
premise has the form of a
disjunctive claim: it ****erts that one
among a
number of
alternatives must be true...
