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Ontic

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(language)Ontic - Object-oriented language for an inference system with a Lisp-like appearance, but based on set theory.

["Ontic: A Knowledge Representation System for Mathematics", D.A. McAllester, MIT Press 1989].


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There is also in the operative part of a prayer room for ontic logic, these three fields of ontic prohibited, permitted and necessary to generate the beginning of the fourth excluded.
90) They may thus engage, on similar mathematical and physical terms, opposing models and theories that in one way or another stresses the continuity of nature, and which may (though not necessarily) (91) imply the independence of nature from a higher ontic source.
Despite the new horizons that opened due to the loss of representational bonding between figurative shapes and permanent ontic order, critical theorists' discursive constellations still manifest themselves by means of imagery, now however in hauntingly apparitional formations.
 
 
 
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