Unsharpened Factoids
A person may have a (theory test).
Logical form
[〈det person.n〉 have.v 〈det (nn theory.n test.n)〉]
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An argument may be influenced by theory.
Logical form
[〈the argument.n〉 (be.pasv influence.v) (:p by.p (k theory.n))]
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A theory can be constituted-of-or-filled-with (processing mechanisms).
Logical form
[〈a{n} theory.n〉 constituted-of-or-filled-with.a (k (nn processing.n (plur mechanism.n)))]
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Psychology may develop a theory of (processing mechanisms).
Logical form
[(k psychology.n) develop.v (:a 〈a{n} theory.n〉 (:p of.p (k (nn processing.n (plur mechanism.n)))))]
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A theory may hold that something-is-the-case.
Logical form
[〈det theory.n〉 hold.v (that.p something-is-the-case)]
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A person may subscribe to a theory.
Logical form
[〈det person.n〉 subscribe.v (:p to.p 〈det theory.n〉)]
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A theory can be constituted-of-or-filled-with evolution.
Logical form
[〈det theory.n〉 constituted-of-or-filled-with.a (k evolution.n)]
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A theory can be constituted-of-or-filled-with gravity.
Logical form
[〈det theory.n〉 constituted-of-or-filled-with.a (k gravity.n)]
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A theory may undergo a development.
Logical form
[〈det theory.n〉 undergo.v 〈det development.n〉]
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Theory may undergo a development.
Logical form
[(k theory.n) undergo.v 〈det development.n〉]
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Sharpened Factoids
Many or some theories are personal.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x theory.n]
[x personal.a])Sharpened from
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Many or some theories are controversial.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x theory.n]
[x controversial.a])Sharpened from
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Many or some theories are plausible.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x theory.n]
[x plausible.a])Sharpened from
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Many or some evolutions are theories.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x evolution.n]
[x theory.n])Sharpened from
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Many or some theories are fundamental.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x theory.n]
[x fundamental.a])Sharpened from
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Many persons occasionally come up with a theory.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y theory.n]
[[x come-up-with.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many persons occasionally talk about a theory.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y theory.n]
[[x talk-about.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many persons occasionally believe in a theory.
Logical form
(many x: [x person.n]
(occasional e
(some y: [y theory.n]
[[x believe-in.v y] ** e])))Sharpened from
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Many or some theories are philosophical.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x theory.n]
[x philosophical.a])Sharpened from
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Many or some theories are democratic.
Logical form
(many-or-some x: [x theory.n]
[x democratic.a])Sharpened from
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