Sentence examples for inconsistent theory from inspiring English sources

However, given an inconsistent theory, not all deductive inferences will be accepted.

Only an inconsistent theory can capture the content of that perception.

This includes of course the inconsistent theory that we will denote as K⊥.

And conversely, of course, an inconsistent theory may well be trumped by a consistent theory, all things considered.

(The terminology of 'sets' was adopted in order to contrast these 'safer', paradox-free objects with the problematic classes of Frege's inconsistent theory).

Tarski's theorem expresses that if we formalise the intuitively most obvious principle concerning truth we end up with an inconsistent theory.

With a language rich enough to express inconsistency (and consistency), we can study inconsistent theories without assuming that they are necessarily trivial.

Four groups of refined shear-deformation plate theories are examined, including the so-called variationally inconsistent theories of Schmidt Levinson and Touratier whose "inconsistence" is in fact weak.

In 2004, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned John David Stumpf's conviction in the murder of Mary Jane Stout, writing, "Inconsistent theories render convictions unreliable".

Mr. Rimmer became famous for presenting, in quick succession, impossibly inconsistent theories to two juries trying to determine who committed a murder here in November 2001.

One can then proceed to describe inconsistent theories which are candidates for such inconsistent contents.