Disjunction used in a sentence

Disjunction in a sentence as a noun

When you say "clause", do you mean a disjunction of literals in propositional logic?

Yet another approach: Translate the regular expression for the disjunction of the search terms into a DFA.

Most other people I have ever met were very aware of the fact that there might be quite a disjunction between their area of study and their future job.

State the corect conjecture in full--don't say 'this', especially when the preceding sentence is a disjunction, no disjunct of which is a conjecture.

Just as I would prove the mean-value theorem once and then simply invoke it when appropriate, I define conjunction, disjunction, negation etc. once and move on with the world.

I'm struggling to see the relationship between types as sums, products and exponents, and types as conjunction, disjunction and implication.

Other examples of this are the Boolean monoid under conjunction or disjunction, and the monoid of endomorphisms under composition.

The author here is concatenating all of the paths into a single pattern, an automata based engine would ideally compile away the disjunction and offer performance linear with the input path length.

Gdel's disjunction is part of this literature: "Either the human mind infinitely surpasses the powers of any finite machine, or else there exist absolutely unsolvable diophantine problems.