It seems to me not only impossible to choose so few but also misleading, false, to extend a problematic terminology: there can't be, I think, the best of the great".
Ockham had not adopted the terminology of "indeterminately true or false" and "contingently true or false" to speak of the truth status of future contingent propositions.
The Protestant reformers in the 16th century attempted to undo what they regarded as false developments ("corruptions," in Newman's terminology) in the Western church.
If we translate sullogismos as "syllogism, ", this becomes the trivial claim "Every syllogism is a syllogism", Syllogisms are structures of sentences each of which can meaningfully be called true or false: assertions (apophanseis), in Aristotle's terminology.
Patient questions are not answered due to a high degree of specificity, false presuppositions, and layman use of medical terminology (Crangle and Kart 2015; MacCray et al. 1999).
In static analyzers terminology these faults are called false negative, which means faults that exist in the source code but the static analyzers is not adequate to detect.
The CDC has moved away from the "level of concern" terminology because it "gives a false sense of security to people" whose children's blood lead fell below the cutoff, says Christopher Portier, director of the agency's National Center for Environmental Health.
Referring to information retrieval terminology, nominator of the BE means summation of false positive (FP) and false negative (FN).
Some false positives (1.3%) were reported, and some confusion regarding terminology occurred: many laboratories reported results as for subtype H5N1 assays, despite most of these results being specific for the H5 gene only.
To borrow conspiracy-theory terminology, the media shitstorm around this weekend's meetups is a false-flag operation.
