This is an incoherent model.
The problem of the hidden inner life and, hence, the other mind problem, arises only within the incoherent (crypto) Cartesian framework.
In the 1950s and 60s, several philosophers argued that the event-causal framework is incoherent.
In response, (Chalmers 2002a, §10 11; 2006a, §5) argues that (i) unknowable essences are controversial and may be incoherent, (ii) the 2D framework can still capture what is possible for all we can know, and (iii) there will still be at least one metaphysical possibility for every apriori coherent scenario, so apriori coherence is still a failsafe guide to metaphysical possibility.
Given an opportunity to reduce this risk of double payment, the Federal Circuit instead created an incoherent and unworkable progress-payment framework in Balboa Insurance Co. v. United States, complicating a government official's regulatory mandate to provide progress payments to contractors.
The other-mind problem is according to Aristotelians a non-problem arising only within the confines of the incoherent, Cartesian (or crypto-Cartesian) framework (see Hacker 2007 and Smit 2010a, for a discussion of the differences between the (crypto) Cartesian and Aristotelian framework).
But many experts say that the limited-coordination rules are emblematic of an outdated, incoherent and often contradictory campaign finance framework.
The division between the E.U. and ESA and the lack of an appropriate policy framework were partly responsible for incoherent European space policies, but differing procurement and managerial approaches to Europe's largest programs played their part too.
While the CS framework requires a particular form of sampling (incoherent sampling), the related paradigm of low-rank matrix recovery (MC) assumes a random sampling of the matrix entries.
This statement was confirmed theoretically [8] in the framework of the proximity-effect model which treats incoherent single-particle scatterings from a normal layer to a superconducting one within a tunnel-barrier approximation [9].
