"Maybe he considered professions of religious partisanship to be inconsistent with his sense of public decorum.
Together these n+1 beliefs form a belief set that is inconsistent in the sense that its intersection is empty, ∩{A1∪…∪An, W \ A1, …, W \ An} = ∅.
1. Our set of three propositions is thus inconsistent in the sense that contraries are inconsistent: Even if it should be possible that all three propositions are false, it would not be possible that all three of them are true.
The question is whether the agent's decision or learning rule is shown to be self-defeating (or in other words, dynamically inconsistent), in some sense, in the sequential setting.
Thus, Charles Stevenson, who takes them to be expressions of attitude, holds that people can disagree in attitude even if their moral views have no truth-value and cannot be logically inconsistent in the sense that Moore intended (Stevenson 1944 and 1963).
Improvements in our economy are inconsistent, and our sense of security in the systems that we have long looked to for stability feels weak and fragile.
While 4561 is not remarkably high, it is clearly inconsistent with common sense.
These results are, in a sense, inconsistent in that no particular parenting style clearly emerged as interacting with verbal threat information.
As a result of noise, or as a result of the data discretization process, the given time series might end up being inconsistent, in the sense that from a given state t i μ the system transitions to two different states at different points in the time courses, thus precluding fitting of the data with a deterministic model.
It is often argued that due to the presence of the law of the state in a nonlinear way (here for the LQ problem, the square of the expectation), the problem is time-inconsistent in the sense that an optimal control viewed from today is no more optimal when viewed from tomorrow, and this would prevent a priori the use of the dynamic programming method.
