Sentence examples for and false in a from inspiring English sources

An alternative way to circumvent the liar paradox would be to assign it the value both true and false in a suitable paraconsistent logic.

It is assumed that no action can turn F to be both true and false in a situation, i.e., ¬ ∃ s ∃ a γ F + ( x →, a, s ) ∧ γ F − ( x →, a, s ).

The City of Springdale, which the sisters are also suing, previously dismissed the allegations in the lawsuit as "without merit" and "false" in a statement to the press.

A contingent proposition is one that is both possibly true and possibly false (i.e., true in some worlds and false in others); a necessarily true proposition is true in every possible world.

A contingently true or false proposition is thus one that is true in some possible worlds and false in others (e.g., "France is a democracy").

The potential presence of false positives and false negatives in a microarray experiment requires validating a subset of the information (genes) identified by microarray analysis.

Yurchak coined the term "hypernormalization" to describe this process — an entropic acceptance and false belief in a clearly broken polity and the myths that undergird it.

The regulation was adopted amid widespread concern that Internet users were deluging Web sites with malicious and defamatory comments and false rumors; in a few cases, such statements were blamed in the suicides of celebrities.

The Area Under a Receiver Operating Characteristic (AUROC) curve provides a measure of how well a method distinguishes between true positives and false positives in a dataset [43].

These thresholds were chosen to minimize the number of false positives and false negatives in a comparison test of the microarray data of a pool of genes with PCR data from the same samples (Supplemental Figure 1).

In standard applications of SDT (Type I), detection performance is assessed by a comparison of the proportion of "hits" and "false alarms" in a stimulus detection task.