One typical way out attempted by the supporters of truth value gaps, for instance, consists in denying that the notion of gap, or defective sentence, or sentence whose truth value is indeterminate, can be fully expressed in the language for which they are proposing their theory of truth.
SHANGHAI, July 6 — China made new public displays on Friday of its efforts to crack down on defective products, sentencing a former top drug safety official to death and disclosing an investigation into cellphone batteries after one reportedly exploded, killing a man when it pierced his heart.
The work centers on a plastic-enclosed bedroom that is a tribute to outsiderness in the form of a homage to David Vetter, the "bubble boy" whose defective immune system sentenced him to a brief, 12-year life of physical isolation in a germ-free plastic bubble.
In particular, Field is interested in producing a theory as close to classical logic as possible, which at the same time retains all T-biconditionals (the conditional itself will be nonclassical) and which at the same time can express, in some sense, the claim that such and such a sentence is defective.
Some standard parts of waivers are outrageous, keeping defendants from appealing even if they become convinced that they received inadequate counsel to accept a defective plea agreement where the sentence was not lighter or where the prosecutor wrongly withheld evidence.
In the Discussion, we have added the sentence "In the future, it will be important to determine if increased ROS levels in early germ cells contribute to their differentiation defects caused by defective Wnt signaling in ISCs".
The boss of the French company which distributed defective breast implants around the world has since been sentenced to four years in prison for fraud.
For a critical discussion, see Gauker (2006).) Thus, contextualists seek to explain how the Liar sentence can have unstable semantic status, switching from defective to non-defective in the course of this sort of inference.
Sentences like this are not uncommon (in a discussion of defective genes): "Given the uncertainties, the problem could conceivably be five times better or worse".
This week, a French judge gave Jean-Claude Mas, the founder of PIP, a company that produced implants, his comeuppance and sentenced him to four years in prison for selling defective implants. .
