A way out of this paradox is to deny that worlds and, hence, objects generally, form sets. Indeed, that they do not seems to follow from R. For R entails that, for any cardinal number κ, there is a world containing at least κ objects.
As applied to metadata work, fitness for purpose entails that metadata be appropriate for user and system needs, both now and, in as much as it can be predetermined, in the future.
It is known that the property for T entails that T has SVEP; see [15] for details.
The typical conception for MCP entails that collaborating BSs are interconnected via low-latency backhaul links.
For, with \ k = \alpha_1 \wedge \alpha_2\), one has that \(h\wedge k\) is consistent and entails \(\neg e\) (for it entails that no swan exists), so that \ e\) HD-disconfirms (refutes) \(h\) relative to \ k\).
Others have held that the question is easily answered on the grounds that the fact that some action is morally required, for instance, entails that one has reason to do it.
Chalmers (1993) points out that Fodor and Pylyshyn's argument proves too much, for it entails that all neural nets, even those that implement a classical architecture, do not exhibit systematicity.
For it entails that no human body is contingently ensouled; rather, every human body is essentially ensouled and goes out of existence at the moment it loses its soul, that is, at the moment of death.
The priority of the third standard is a striking feature of the Mohist theory, for it entails that in at least some circumstances, they advocate applying a utilitarian criterion to resolve not only normative questions but descriptive ones as well.
The measured volumes involved in the formation of water, for example, entail that, if equal volumes contain equal numbers of atoms then a water 'atom' must contain half of an oxygen 'atom'atom
