- Himself, and
ineffably exalted above all
things which exist, or are conceivable,
except Himself. — Dei Filius,
Chapter I God's
ineffability deals with His...
- In the
mathematics of
transfinite numbers, an
ineffable cardinal is a
certain kind of
large cardinal number,
introduced by
Jensen &
Kunen (1969). In the...
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constant on the
subsets of
cardinality n from A. A
cardinal κ is
called ineffably Ramsey if A can be
chosen to be a
stationary subset of κ. A
cardinal κ...
- "Hallelujah".
According to De Troyer, the
short names,
instead of
being ineffable like "Yahweh", seem to have been in
spoken use not only as
elements of...
- 2011,
Rucka launched the
webcomic Lady
Sabre and the
Pirates of the
Ineffable Aether, a
steampunk adventure series illustrated by Rick Burchett. New...
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cardinals (for
uncountable γ)
almost Ramsey, Jónsson, Rowbottom, Ramsey,
ineffably Ramsey,
completely Ramsey,
strongly Ramsey,
super Ramsey cardinals measurable...
- I'll pick up
anything he
writes because it is always,
without fail, an
ineffably moving slice of the
human experience."
Electric Literature similarly called...
-
those things which are
understood to be united" and "the Word who is
ineffably united with it in a
manner beyond all description" (Cyril of Alexandria...
- Encyclopædia
Britannica Online. 26 June 2023. Ben-Ami
Scharfstein (1993).
Ineffability: The
Failure of
Words in
Philosophy and Religion.
State University of...
-
average rating of 7.2/10. The website's
critics consensus reads, "With the
ineffable Kaitlin Olson on hand to
inject some
spiky personality into a familiar...
