Turing set about devising a machine that would automate the search for logical consistency, eliminating contradictory chains rapidly enough for the code-breakers to deduce that day's Enigma settings before the intelligence became stale.
Kristen Wiig commented that "as easy, breezy, and infectious as Perry's songs can be, beneath the surface lurks a sea of mixed emotions, jumbled motives, and contradictory impulses complicated enough to fill a Carole King record".
If this is not enough contradictory information in one story, they confuse it even further by saying he is not the God of the universe, but he is the God of Heaven, sort of like a mayor of a town in the sky.
"Iago's motivations are perverse, self-contradictory, and complicated enough to have defied the efforts of generations of critics to unpick them - does he do what he does because he wants a pay rise, because he thinks Othello has slept with his wife, because he is in love with Othello himself?
In constructing the samples there were two contradictory considerations; getting big enough samples for reasonable statistical significance, and keeping the sample sizes small enough to save time in the time-intensive article searches.
If one scientific phenomenon is represented and measured by several variables, the trends of these variables may have very low p values and may be contradictory if a large enough number of data is used.
Yet, with enough robust contradictory evidence, we can treat it as incorrect or at least as insufficiently general to merit further consideration.
Richard was a "special" child in several senses, and he beautifully demonstrates how this word, especially as it was used in the South, is roomy enough to accommodate contradictory meanings.
