The arguments of a conjunction are called conjuncts . The arguments of a disjunction are called disjuncts . The left argument of a reverse implication is the consequent . The right argument of an implication is called the consequent . The other arguments in both cases are called antecedents .
Logical sentences are analogous to complex sentences in natural language.
Sentences Relational sentences and logical sentences are the only two types of sentences. Conceptualization A conceptualization includes the objects presumed or hypothesized to exist in the world and their interrelationships. The notion of an object used here is quite broad. In short, an object can be anything about which we want to say something. For example, number theorists usually are concerned with the properties of numbers and usually are not concerned with physical objects such as resistors and transistors.