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- adjective Exhibiting
cofinality .
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Examples
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Except for very odd languages, the set of all expressions within the language in which some given expression occurs as a constituent is one of many cofinal sets of expressions, so (Fall) follows from
Compositionality Szabó, Zoltán Gendler 2007
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The meaning of an expression is determined by the meanings of all expressions within any cofinal set of expressions.
Compositionality Szabó, Zoltán Gendler 2007
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The heart of Werning's argument is Theorem 14 from Hodges (2001), which states that a meaning assignment to a cofinal set of expressions that satisfies (H) has a unique extension to a meaning assignment to all expressions that satisfies (H),
Compositionality Szabó, Zoltán Gendler 2007
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The cofinality of S is the minimum cardinality of its cofinal subsets, or, what is pretty much the same thing, the minimum order type of its cofinal subsets.
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But the cofinality of ω + 1 is only 1 (because the subset {ω} is cofinal), as is the confinality of any successor ordinal.
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But the cofinality of ω + 1 is only 1 (because the subset {ω} is cofinal), as is the confinality of any successor ordinal.
Planet Haskell 2008
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The cofinality of S is the minimum cardinality of its cofinal subsets, or, what is pretty much the same thing, the minimum order type of its cofinal subsets.
Planet Haskell 2008
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Assume that the set of all observation sentences is cofinal within a reasonably large fragment of a natural language and that the meaning of an observation sentence is identical to its stimulus meaning ” (Fcofinal) ensures then that the meanings of all the words are determined within our fragment.
Compositionality Szabó, Zoltán Gendler 2007
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Then ωω is uncountable, but has cofinality ω, since it contains a countable cofinal subset {ω
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Then ωω is uncountable, but has cofinality ω, since it contains a countable cofinal subset {ω
Planet Haskell 2008
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