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propositional or first-order logics)
every inconsistent theory is trivial.: 7
Consistency of a
theory is a
syntactic notion,
whose semantic counterpart is satisfiability...
- In negotiation,
consistency, or the
consistency principle,
refers to a negotiator's
strong psychological need to be
consistent with
prior acts and statements...
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Eventual consistency is a
consistency model used in
distributed computing to
achieve high availability. Put simply: if no new
updates are made to a given...
- The name weak
consistency can be used in two senses. In the
first sense,
strict and more po****r, weak
consistency is one of the
consistency models used...
- Consistency.
Consistency, in logic, is a
quality of no contradiction.
Consistency may also
refer to:
Consistency (database systems)
Consistency (knowledge...
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Festinger proposed that
human beings strive for
internal psychological consistency to
function mentally in the real world.
Persons who
experience internal...
- In
database systems,
consistency (or correctness)
refers to the
requirement that any
given database transaction must
change affected data only in allowed...
- In
computer science, a
consistency model specifies a
contract between the
programmer and a system,
wherein the
system guarantees that if the programmer...
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Disputes regarding the
internal consistency and
textual integrity of the
Bible have a long history.
classic texts that
discuss questions of inconsistency...
- In
computer science, ACID (atomicity,
consistency, isolation, durability) is a set of
properties of
database transactions intended to
guarantee data validity...
