Sentence examples for correctness notion from inspiring English sources
Implementation models are formalized in terms of guarded input/output transition systems and the correctness notion is based on a simulation relation between an MIOD and an implementation model which relates not only abstract and concrete control states but also (abstract) data constraints and concrete data states.
Universities are in danger of foundering on the shoals of "political correctness"–the notion that certain areas of life and thought allow for only one acceptable point of view.
John Dewey (1938) seems to have been the first to characterize truth in terms of assertoric correctness, with his notion of warranted assertibility, even though this idea had a clear affinity with the verifiability principle of Moritz Schlick (1936).
If so, it would seem that further arguments are required to resolve the dispute, beyond the appeal to intuitions: The normativist would have to provide some reasons why the non-normativist notion of correctness is not a notion of semantic correctness.
To many, this seems a simple conceptual truth holding for the notion of correctness in general, and therefore also for that of semantic correctness (Gibbard 2005: 358, Whiting 2007: 135 and 2009: 538).
At times, it looks as if Ginsborg wants to locate the difference exclusively in the anti-extension: the anti-extension of the primitive notion of correctness contains a "broader class of responses" than that of the semantic notion of correctness.
Online search engines have their own notion of correctness — it's not about the accuracy of the results but the precision of the question.
Further, everyone acknowledges that a number of veteran police officers think that the program is a waste of time, a nod to the forces of political correctness who have no notion of the realities of police work.
Is correctness an inherently normative notion, or is it just descriptive?
