Because GA* is a provable algorithm (see Theorem 2.2 in Section 2.4), it can still guarantee to find the optimal solution.
That is a provable statement.
"That bias is a provable, stable bias".
This proposition is not provable, since it is a claim about the relationship between a formal concept and intuition.
The general completeness theorem says that a formula is provable in the fuzzy predicate logic BL∀ iff it is a general BL-tautology (of predicate logic).
It is a virtue of FS that it is thoroughly classical: It is formulated in classical logic; if a sentence is provably true in FS, then the sentence itself is provable in FS; and conversely if a sentence is provable, then it is also provably true.
One of his aides, Mr. Schundler recalled, "challenged me on that assertion," saying that "it's not a question of faith, it's a question of biology -- it's a scientifically provable fact, that an unborn child is a human being.
Much like Super Bowl XLVIII, the familiar creationist patter just becomes boring after a while; Ham tries to poke holes in carbon dating techniques, saying it's not a provable method.
Much like Super Bowl XLVIII, the familiar creationist patter just becomes boring after a while; Ham tries to poke holes in carbon dating techniques, saying it's not a provable method (though it's been developed through observation, validation, and repetition).
Second, if (b), P must be unprovable, for if P "is proved, then it is proved that it is not provable," which is a contradiction (i.e., P is provable and not provable in PM).
