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combinatory

ADJECTIVE
  1. relating to or involving combinations
  2. marked by or relating to or resulting from combination
  3. able to or tending to combine

How To Use combinatory In A Sentence

  • Curry had observed in his work on combinatory logic in the late 1950's the analogy between implication elimination in natural deduction and functional application. Chores
  • If a combinatory term M is typable (with simple types) then M strongly normalizes, that is, all reduction sequences of M are finite (i.e., terminate). Combinatory Logic
  • To develop his professional, authorial brand, he was 'at once entrepreneurial, combinatory, proprietary, sociable, and creative'. The Times Literary Supplement
  • Likewise chimps make tools, but don't make tools to make tools, and they have a fixed set of vocalizations rather than a combinatory language. Economics and Evolution, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
  • The above correspondence can be modified for other implicational logics and combinatory bases. Combinatory Logic
  • Hardy's friend MacMahon, who at that time was preparing a book on Combinatory Analysis, formulated the identities in partition theoretic form, but stated these as unproved conjectures in his book.
  • Feminist psychology's combinatory approach has been applied to experimental design as well.
  • It is a hyperreal, produced from a radiating synthesis of combinatory models in a hyperspace without atmosphere. Archive 2008-08-01
  • Combinatory terms are thought of as functions, and functions are thought to have a domain (a set of possible inputs) and a codomain (a set of possible outputs). Combinatory Logic
  • Notice that the numbers in the present representation are terms over a more restricted combinatory base than in the former case. Combinatory Logic
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