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first-order
adjective
- logic quantifying only over individuals and not over predicates or clauses: first-order predicate calculus studies the logical properties of such quantification
Example Sentences
In that case, I have no first-order objection to a policy of arresting, imprisoning or deporting proven members of Tren de Aragua.
Equally, if the first-order problem is the car - as it seems to be - why blame the driver?
It's not just the first-order effects.
Were this to happen, the first-order question of whether the inflated public trust and confidence in the military would be lost will be subsumed by what, by any measure, would be the mother of all constitutional crises.
The team investigated 151 rivers around the Tibetan plateau and demonstrated that glaciers exert a first-order control on fluvial sediment yield, especially with high precipitation and in high glacier-cover basins.
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