Tuples

Basically a relation in relational algebra is a set of dictionaries (called tuples) where each dictionary has identical keys ❋ Unknown (2008)

Go to: www. cramster.com Vectors are "tuples" (pairs, triples, or more) of numbers, depending on how many dimensions you're working with. ❋ Unknown (2009)

You can easily replicate ternary functionality using tuples then the conditional to select the appropriate one. e.g. ( "b", "a") [True] 'a' ❋ Unknown (2008)

In particular, it is evident that the detection loophole is more difficult to block in an experiment performed with n-tuples of particles, ❋ Shimony, Abner (2009)

We can think of the “extension” of an n-ary quantifier or sentential connective C on a domain D as a function from n-tuples of sets of assignments (of values from D to the language's variables) to sets of assignments. ❋ MacFarlane, John (2009)

Commas for tuples, semi-colons for list and array items ❋ Jack Cough (2009)

An entirely new domain of variants is opened by studying ensembles of n-tuples of particles with n ‰¥ 3. ❋ Shimony, Abner (2009)

More generally, if f is a function which maps n-tuples ❋ Andrews, Peter (2009)

These clauses can be applied recursively to define the p-transform of a set of ordered tuples in D, a set of sets of objects in D, and so on. ❋ MacFarlane, John (2009)

Specifically: A set AX of sentences containing n geometric terms defines an n-place relation RAX holding of just those n-tuples which, when taken respectively as the interpretations of AX's geometric terms, render the members of AX true. ❋ Blanchette, Patricia (2009)

Instead of talking of assignments satisfying a formula, model theorists often speak of the set of n-tuples of elements of A that is defined by a formula ❋ Hodges, Wilfrid (2009)

Out of this approach one could also build the system of complex numbers as pair of reals and the points of spaces in n dimensions as n-tuples of reals. ❋ Mancosu, Paolo (2009)

The Sinn of an expression was said to be a “way of presenting” the corresponding Bedeutung, which might be an entity, a truth-value, or a function from (ordered n-tuples of) entities to truth-values. ❋ Pietroski, Paul (2009)

φ (x1, ¦, xn) of L such that in every model of T, the formulas φ and R (x1, ¦, xn) are satisfied by exactly the same n-tuples ❋ Hodges, Wilfrid (2009)

So far we have defined permutation invariance for objects, tuples, and sets, but not for predicates, quantifiers, or other linguistic expressions. ❋ MacFarlane, John (2009)

Certainly, the structuralist faces a challenge in articulating her views to contemporary philosophers schooled in modern logic and set theory, which retains the classical framework of individual objects, and where a structure is just a particular set, namely a set of objects, and a set of relations, where the latter are thought of extensionally as just sets of ordered pairs (or more generally n-tuples in the case of n-place relations). ❋ Ladyman, James (2009)

Here I use tuples and pattern matching a lot more. ❋ Jack Cough (2008)

Strings and tuples both major data structures are immutable. ❋ Unknown (2008)

There's mutable lists which work like a subclass of tuples. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Moreover, by iterated applications of the ordered pair function we can represent n-tuples and thus also quantification over n-adic relations. ❋ Linnebo, Øystein (2008)

{a,b} is a 2-tuple {a,b,c} is a 3-tuple ❋ Zeus_Okar (2008)

girl: this [little kitten] thats following me [round] is like my tuple [or something] ❋ Lilguy (2009)

The [AI] team at [Cresta] is tuple-programming this [afternoon]. ❋ Strin (2019)

The [AI] team at [Cresta] is tuple-programming this [afternoon]. ❋ Strin (2019)

[Hm].... now that I know you've fifty-thou-tupled my profile views, that's impressive. [I don't even] think fifty-thou-tupled is a word. I couldn't afford that house even if my [salary] fifty-thou-tupled. ❋ Cheeser (2005)

My 3.5-tuple-second cousin is [a good person]. ❋ Mr. Jacov (2019)

My 4.5-tuple-fourth-cousin is [a good person]. ❋ ABGR (2021)

My 10.5-tuple-fourth-cousin is [a good person]. ❋ ABGR (2021)

My 5.5-tuple-fourth-cousin is [a good person]. ❋ ABGR (2021)

My 6.5-tuple-third-cousin is [a good person]. ❋ Gerald128 (2021)