Sentence examples for equivalent paradox from inspiring English sources
An equivalent paradox is embraced by Mahayana Buddhists, who speak of phenomenal reality as shunyata (Sanskrit: "void" or "empty").
The implication seemed to be that we were caught in the visual equivalent of Zeno's paradox: clearing away blemishes only to reveal still more, and so forever on, until such time as you made peace with imperfection.
Because the dark rings of eyespots are developmentally equivalent to PFEs [ 28, 29], the hindwing paradox is essentially equivalent to the PFE paradox.
It is a mighty paradox, the mind-bending artistic equivalent of quantum physics.
If a man says "I am lying", then we have a situation reminiscent of Russell's paradox: a proposition which is equivalent to its own negation.
I'm sure the label came from someone in the marketing department, but Paradox does somehow feel like the movie equivalent of a guy who describes himself as cerebral in his Tinder bio.
When the number of exam days equals zero the announcement is equivalent to sentence K. Several commentators on the surprise test paradox object that interpreting surprise as unprovability changes the topic.
The adoption of this approach, therefore, would resolve the paradox of transposition, since "N F, G)" is no longer logically equivalent to "N ¬G, ¬F)".
Recall the raven paradox: the hypothesis that all ravens are black is logically equivalent to the hypothesis that all non-black things are non-ravens.
If organ size and tissue environment were equivalent across species, then the shortcomings of Peto's hypotheses should not matter, and Peto's paradox would remain valid.
