Stricture, Strait, Constraint, Information, Complexity
The ways in which strictures and straits at different levels of complexity relate to one another can be given systematic treatment by introducing the following pair of definitions.
- Excerpt of a Stricture
- The
excerpt of a stricture
regarded in a frame of discussion where the number of places is bounded by
is a stricture of the form
The
excerpt can be written more briefly in context as the stricture
an assertion which places the
set in the
place of the product.
- Extract of a Strait
- The
extract of a strait
regarded in a frame of discussion where the number of places is bounded by
is a strait of the form
The
extract can be denoted more briefly in context by the stricture
an assertion which places the
set in the
place of the product.
Using the above definitions, a stricture of the form can be expressed in terms of simpler strictures, namely, as the following conjunction of its individual excerpts.
In a similar vein, a strait of the form can be expressed in terms of simpler straits, namely, as the following intersection of its individual extracts.
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