- The term
disjunct can
refer to:
disjunct (linguistics)
disjunct or
quincunx in astrology, an
aspect made when two
planets are 150 degrees, or five signs...
- In biology, a
taxon with a
disjunct distribution is one that has two or more
groups that are
related but
considerably separated from each
other geographically...
- (in writing) and a
pause (in speech). Here are some
examples (note: the
disjuncts that
follow are 'sentence adverbs'): Honestly, I didn't do it. (Meaning...
-
formal fallacy of
affirming a
disjunct also
known as the
fallacy of the
alternative disjunct or a
false exclusionary disjunct occurs when a
deductive argument...
- this
semantics allows a
disjunctive formula to be true when both of its
disjuncts are true, it is an
inclusive interpretation of disjunction, in contrast...
- In mathematics, a
logical matrix may be
described as d-
disjunct and/or d-separable.
These concepts play a
pivotal role in the
mathematical area of non-adaptive...
- semantics, a
Hurford disjunction is a
disjunction in
which one of the
disjuncts entails the other. The
concept was
first identified by
British linguist...
- 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 also...
- degrees. Any
larger interval is
called a skip (also
called a leap), or
disjunct motion. In the
diatonic scale, a step is
either a
minor second (sometimes...
- "P or Q" is a disjunction,
where P and Q are
called the statement's
disjuncts. The rule
makes it
possible to
eliminate a
disjunction from a logical...
