| F is said to be satisfiable if and only if there exists a truth assignment I such as I is true, I being a function which associates to each variable a truth value. |
| These needs are satisfiable and they can be satisfied by an object. |
| There is nothing that justifies this demand, and nothing that supports the belief that it is satisfiable even in principle. |
| A perfectly entails B iff A classically entails B, A is satisfiable and B is invalid. |
| Finsler points out that one needs to distinguish between satisfiable and unsatisfiable circular definitions. |
| Electric energy price paid to parts and not satisfiable total value is not known post-declaration. |
