- Tarski's
undefinability theorem,
stated and
proved by
Alfred Tarski in 1933, is an
important limitative result in
mathematical logic, the
foundations of...
- Look up
definable in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. In
mathematical logic, the word
definable may
refer to: A
definable real
number A
definable set A...
- "Because I
wanted to get as
close as
possible to what I felt ... [that]
indefinable,
inevitable melancholy about the
disappearance of Syd."
While Pink Floyd...
-
impossible to
think the
opposite without a contradiction. Thus, the
truth of
indefinable concepts and
propositions using them is
entirely a
matter of logic. An...
- into a near-universal fantasy. He
remarked the single-player mode is
indefinably "lacking" but the
multiplayer offers unqualified enjoyment. The PC port...
- 1915
through 1921. This name for a
shade of blue
which refers to the
indefinable colour which separates the sky from the earth, had been
previously used...
- Worcestershire, "Any
corner of that
county (however fair or squalid) is in an
indefinable way 'home' to me, as no
other part of the
world is."
Worcestershire is...
- No one
could ignore her or
slight her. She was
always essentially and
indefinably royal, and it
seems to me that if fate had so
willed she
might have been...
- 178,131 Bulgarians: 1,136,433 (96.4%) Roma: 18,284 (1.6%)
others and
indefinable: 23,614 (2%) A
further 113,460
people did not
answer the
question for...
-
complexity and
fluidity of meanings”.
Jeaneane Fowler argues that
humanism is
indefinable precisely because of its “particular dynamism” and the
acknowledged vagueness...
