While no parent likes the thought of her child being excluded, the truth is there are some things your kid is better off being left out of.
For a ground-truth SNP s j, j = 1,2,...,15, if s j is within the top K SNPs reported (excluding the other ground-truth SNPs), x i(K) = 1; otherwise, x i(K) = 0.
This way of regarding the individual acts of others seems to exclude the larger truth of the organization of society: that some very poor people are destined to commit crimes.
"We are not the same as other people," she said, when I asked how she felt "excluded," but the truth is that, from the perspective of most other Frenchmen and Frenchwomen, she has excluded herself.
The pragmatic theory of truth excludes the assumption of a universal truth and states that statements can only be made true by verification and acceptance.
Its optative character is obvious (to those who understand English) and the fact that it is in the optative excludes the possibility of truth and falsehood.
Finally, the above definition of 'mathematical platonism' excludes the claim that all truths of pure mathematics are necessary, although this claim has traditionally been made by most platonists.
None of these explanations excludes the others, of course, and the truth probably encompasses them all.
If, for example, one drops the axiom of truth-consistency from FS (the left-to-right direction of axiom 2 in Section 4.3) as well as the law of excluded middle for the truth predicate, it is possible to add consistently the truth-iteration axiom ∀A(T[A] → T[TA]).
Traditional metaphysics, and the propositions of ethics and aesthetics, which try to capture the world as a whole, are also excluded, as is the truth in solipsism, the very notion of a subject, for it is also not "in" the world but at its limit.
Includes one of Holmes' most famous quotes: "When you have excluded the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth" "When you have excluded the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth". Here Holmes is describing what he calls reasoning backwards - moving from the facts to an explanation of what has produced them by a process of elimination.
