Sentence examples for inconsistent properties from inspiring English sources
Because an object can encode inconsistent properties without exemplifying them, impossible objects do not violate the principle of noncontradiction.
According to some interpretations, Meinong, too, was a dialetheist, holding that some non-existent objects, such as the round square, have inconsistent properties (see Routley, 1980, Chapter 5).
Therefore, such a universal triangle would have to have inconsistent properties, namely, both that it is either isosceles or scalene and that it is neither isosceles nor scalene.
Priest (2013) points out that inconsistent mathematics adds further to this mix, and indeed adds mathematical items which individually have inconsistent properties.
The sense data theory would seem to demand sense data with inconsistent properties in such a case (Hardin 1985, p. 489).
Basically, sales are inconsistent and properties that lack the essential combination of location, amenities and attractive price will not sell.
It is challenging to achieve this balance, however, because masonry is highly heterogeneous and irregular and has inconsistent mechanical properties.
Silver nanoparticles deposited on hydroxyapatite coatings (Ag-HA) by a two-stage electrochemical method were found to impart inconsistent antibacterial properties to the bioactive coatings.
Although conventional methods removes nearly all these compounds from the shells, the use of strong chemicals and high temperatures during the process can cause deacetylation and depolymerisation leading to inconsistent physical properties of the extracted chitin (Jung et al. 2007; Kjartansson et al. 2006; Percot et al. 2003).
Indeed, the variability in PROM1 expression in primary ESFT combined with the inconsistent biologic properties of CD133+ ESFT cells in culture suggest that CD133 expression alone will be insufficient to isolate drug-resistant cancer stem cells in ESFT.
Then it is hard to see how Bush exists, given that he is an inconsistent bundle of properties.
