Sentence examples for formal inconsistency from inspiring English sources
This logic is, in particular, a logic of formal inconsistency, in the sense that there exists a unary connective ○ expressing the consistency of a formula.
It was proved in Carnielli et al. 2007 that bC, and many other logics of formal inconsistency extending it, cannot be characterized by finite matrices.
The Logics of Formal Inconsistency (LFIs) are a family of paraconsistent logics that constitute consistent fragments of classical logic yet which reject explosion principle where a contradiction is present.
Most relevant logicians, the Brazilian proponents of the paraconsistent logics of formal inconsistency, and those who embrace a form of logical pluralism on the nature of entailment (see Beall and Restall, 2006), can be weak paraconsistentists: they can treat inconsistent models, in which contradictions hold, as useful mathematical tools without admitting that they represent real possibilities.
There are also late-in-the-game formal inconsistencies, such as introducing kids directly addressing the camera, pleading to "keep our baby siblings safe".
Therefore, a formal description of policy inconsistency is necessary to detect and resolve it.
In this paper, we aim for providing a formal examination of policy inconsistency resolution for safety and utility policies, which can help the policy administrators to specify reasonable access control policies when both safety and utility policies coexist.
In this section, we provide a formal examination of policy inconsistencies resolution for the coexistence of SSoD and SA policies.
A lot of times when they don't match, it comes down to this: inconsistencies in formal charge assignments.
In this work we provide a formal examination of policy inconsistencies resolution for the coexistence of static separation-of-duty (SSoD) policies and strict availability (SA) policies.
In some cases the later phases of the MMTA may reveal inconsistencies between formal documentation and standard practice within a domain.
