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* [[Arity|Arity, Adicity]]

...a predicate into an extra subject, upping the ''arity'', also called the ''adicity'', of the main predicate in the process.

...elation''' when the [[parameter]] ''k'', called the ''[[arity]]'', the ''[[adicity]]'', or the ''[[dimension]]'' of the relation, is known to apply — is con ...elation''' when the [[parameter]] ''k'', called the ''[[arity]]'', the ''[[adicity]]'', or the ''[[dimension]]'' of the relation, is known to apply — is con

...ch leads to the integer <math>k\!</math> being called the ''dimension'', ''adicity'', or ''arity'' of the relation <math>L.\!</math> The number of relational domains may be referred to as the ''adicity'', ''arity'', or ''dimension'' of the relation. Accordingly, one finds a r

...elation''' when the [[parameter]] ''k'', called the ''[[arity]]'', the ''[[adicity]]'', or the ''[[dimension]]'' of the relation, is known to apply — is con ...elation''' when the [[parameter]] ''k'', called the ''[[arity]]'', the ''[[adicity]]'', or the ''[[dimension]]'' of the relation, is known to apply — is con

...ion.&nbsp; The number <math>k\!</math> is then called the ''arity'', the ''adicity'', or the ''dimension'' of the relation, respectively.

...ons. It will also link up with the statements that Peirce makes about his adicity-augmenting comma operation. ...xistential Graphs, a relation is represented by a node whose degree is the adicity of that relation, and which is adjacent via lines of identity to the nodes

...that last picture, will naturally ask, "What happened to the irreducible 3-adicity of sign relations in this portrayal of logical graphs?"

...e elements are called the ''domains'' of the relation. The ''arity'' or ''adicity'' of an elementary relation is the cardinality of this index set. In gener