Yet, I believe that "cowboying up" to being wrong is actually a sign of strength that most people respect and admire, particularly against the current political backdrop of denial, ignoring, victimization, deflection, and equivocation, which are among the worst kinds of cowardice.
The secrecy of the common message is measured through the equivocation rate which is defined as.
The secrecy is measured through the equivocation rate which is defined as.
According to [3], the level of secrecy is measured by the uncertainty of Eve about the message R e which is called the equivocation rate.
It is something that many Labour MPs would welcome more of in the Miliband operation, which is routinely charged with chronic equivocation.
(2) OMNIS HOMO DE NECESSITATE EST ANIMAL: Here too he offers multiple solutions to the sophism, the second of which is again to note the fallacy of equivocation in connection with "esse", as above.
But Mr le Carré's equivocation about the novel's relation to fact undermines its effectiveness as a work of social criticism, which is pretty clearly what it aspires to be.
And the president's equivocation on the Keystone XL pipeline, which was going to carry oil from the Canadian tar sands to the Gulf of Mexico but has now been stymied, was a textbook example of how to evade hard decisions in an election year.On the main question, however, Mr Obama has the better of the argument.
However, note that the equivocation between relative times and relative numbers, which was relatively harmless in the first section of the 1868 paper, is no longer possible in the interpretation of $\rho$.
He initially characterized a rate-equivocation region for a degraded wiretap channel, which was extended to a more general non-degraded version in [2].
