Sentence examples for inconsistent formulae from inspiring English sources

But he has a weakness for rant and succumbs to crude, inconsistent formulae: suits v labourers, shoppers v producers, drivers v cyclists.

A well studied instantiation of Dung's abstract theory of argumentation yields argumentation-based characterisations of non-monotonic inference over possibly inconsistent sets of classical formulae.

Second, Gerhardt was appalled by the inconsistent weights and differing formulas employed in chemistry.

In submissions to the Fair Work Commission the government has argued that what it called a "predetermined formula" is inconsistent with the Fair Work Act and could increase unemployment.

Earlier, (Chen et al. 2000) pointed out that Barton's formula was inconsistent with their experimental results.

Truly silly at best -- a formula for inconsistent idiocy at worst.

Unregulated formulas and inconsistent compounded dosing can be dangerous and has jeopardized the health of many women, including myself.

At first, we use a bipartite graph to represent the relation between formulas and minimal inconsistent subsets of a knowledge base.

However, these RIIs have been given different names although they share the same mathematical formula, which is inconsistent and confusing.

While the effect is often minor, it necessitates the use of robust methods, if a rigorous statistical argument is to be used in declaring candidate formulas to be inconsistent with the observed data.

Among the analytic sample of 522 women (Table 1), 211 reported exclusively breastfeeding, 99 reported mostly breastfeeding (≤6 oz formula per 24 h), 77 reported mixed breast milk and formula (7 17 oz per 24 h) or inconsistent feeding, and 135 reported exclusive or mostly formula feeding (>17 oz per 24 h).