Sentence examples for be inconsistent by from inspiring English sources

Fitch's system JE′ was shown to be inconsistent by Myhill, which led to a more complicated formulation of the conditions for extensional identity.

Alonzo Church, for example, in a letter to Gödel in July 1932, suggested that Gödel's results would not apply to his system of λ-conversion (the system was later proved to be inconsistent by Kleene and Rosser).

Genes with SD [± Ct] > 1 are considered to be inconsistent by BestKeeper.

A relationship between the coherence scores and consistent behaviour is predicated on the counter-reciprocal: if a pair of genes is incoherent then both genes cannot be consistent, and hence if a gene has a negative coherence (reproducibility) score it is "likely" (though by no means sure) to be inconsistent by being the "odd one out".

If the string can be derived from the axioms, then a falsehood has been proved and the Russell-Whitehead language is inconsistent; by implication, so is arithmetic.

Ronnie O'Sullivan held off a belated rally to beat Liang Wenbo 10-7 as he continued his quest for a fourth world title, although his overall performance was inconsistent by his high standards.

Nevertheless, we assume that links that are inconsistent by the C---/X↔Y method are actually incorrect.

They show that either of the classical conditional forms of capture or release are inconsistent by themselves, over the base theory supplemented by the right choice of principles providing for completeness or consistency of truth.

This example illustrates a possible scenario for agro-industrial projects in which ranking by performance evaluation can be inconsistent with ranking by profit sensitivity to risk evaluation.

Some of the bruises found on Wood's body, detectives told TMZ, have been determined to be inconsistent with death by drowning.

The microbial content of ancient ice core samples has also shown to be inconsistent when analysed by different laboratories [ 39].