Here, '' is an external checkable predicate with the usual semantics; (X) and (X') are variables of type ( IType ); (Y) and (Y') are variables of type ( LType ); (a) and (b) are objects (of type ( IType )); (100) and (120) are data constants (of type ( LType )).
Since each of these data points is – theoretically – checkable against reality, you end up with a highly pixellated 3D moving image of the real thing.
Businesses - such as coffee shops - give a receipt with every purchase, whose unique number is then checkable against a lottery draw.
With banking you can verify a transaction, whereas voting is not checkable in the same way - it is a private matter, he says.
This means that reported findings are more readily replicable and checkable by other teams of researchers.
We know how much Unite gives Labour because it's out in the open: all fully checkable on the Electoral Commission's website.
We chose to target components and services in order to make architecture constraints reusable, searchable in registries, customizable and checkable at the implementation stage.
What's more, the seasons have been replaced by the political cycles of freeze and thaw and the time and date have been banished, the latter only checkable by referring to an imported calendar hanging in a safe.
Yet emotions are also our indispensable tool for navigating, for feeling our way through, the much larger domain of stuff that isn't susceptible to proof or disproof, that isn't checkable against the physical universe.
So, in effect, Duhem emphasized that, typically, scientific hypotheses or theories are logically consistent with any piece of checkable evidence.
Knock Knock makes a self-inking stamp that says, "Deal With This," followed by five checkable boxes: For Me, Now, Quietly, Correctly and Or Else.
