Continual revision of Ofsted's frameworks makes comparisons difficult and judgments inconsistent, she says.
More complex judgments are captured using the sets of norm-world pairs which those judgments "rule out" to represent the states of mind inconsistent with the judgments in question.
The bill passed by the Senate on Monday would prohibit American courts from enforcing foreign defamation judgments if the judgments are inconsistent with First Amendment protections.
When it comes to appropriate office behavior, Brent's judgment is inconsistent.
Summarily deciding the case with a short note that the Montana court's judgment was inconsistent with Citizens United may be the safest way for the five justices in the Citizens United majority to avoid Bullock's fact-based challenge to their ruling.
Judgments are inconsistent if the intersection of their contents is empty.
When the value of λ* is negative, the solution ratios approximately satisfy all double-side inequalities (1), that means, the fuzzy judgments are inconsistent.
However, it is path-dependent: the order in which propositions are considered may affect the outcome, specifically when the underlying majority judgments are inconsistent.
However, as wafer size is enlarged and integrated circuit (IC) feature size is continuously shrinking, WBM patterns become complicated due to the differences of die size, wafer rotation, the density of failed dies and thus human judgments become inconsistent and unreliable.
However, as Duru et al. (2012) point out, many FAHP studies ignore the matrix consistency problem, even if the judgments are inconsistent.
