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clearly inconsistent. Conversely, in an
explosive formal system (e.g.,
classical or
intuitionistic propositional or first-order logics)
every inconsistent theory...
- In economics,
dynamic inconsistency or time
inconsistency is a
situation in
which a decision-maker's
preferences change over time in such a way that a...
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concepts for
discussing status inconsistency.
Status Inconsistency theories predict that
people whose status is
inconsistent, or
higher on one dimension...
- {\begin{aligned}x+y&=3,\\4x+4y&=10\end{aligned}}} has no solutions; the
inconsistency can be seen by
multiplying the
first equation by 4 and
subtracting the...
- An
inconsistent triad is a set of
three propositions that
cannot all be true together. For example, 'She was an orphan; Tim
outlived her; Tim was her father'...
-
Bible have a long history.
classic texts that
discuss questions of
inconsistency from a
critical secular perspective include the
Tractatus Theologico-Politicus...
- the
legislative inconsistency between federal and
state laws, and
declares that
valid federal laws
override ("shall prevail")
inconsistent state laws, to...
- In
database systems,
consistency (or correctness)
refers to the
requirement that any
given database transaction must
change affected data only in allowed...
- Due to the
principle of explosion, the
existence of a
contradiction (
inconsistency) in a
formal axiomatic system is disastrous;
since any
statement can...
- The granularity-related
inconsistency of
means (GRIM) test is a
simple statistical test used to
identify inconsistencies in the
analysis of data sets....
