As we have seen when introducing the Rantala frames, intentional states such as belief can be inconsistent — at least, covertly so — and not closed under (ordinary) logical consequence, so impossible worlds come as a natural candidate to model such states.
The framework introduced transcends ordinary logical consequence, as it takes into account static and dynamic aspects of design consistency and, in particular, the specific features of the state space of a specification.
But this is all right, since, as Tarski has already pointed out, (F) is not a sufficient condition for the ordinary notion of consequence).
As a consequence, ordinary perceptual judgments, those making claims about such objects, go beyond what is 'strictly available' in our perceptual experience, and so they form a theory about that which is available to perception.
This, in fact, is not a surprise, since it is common to have in social networks a few "super nodes" while the majority are "ordinary" nodes, a consequence of the "rich gets richer" phenomenon.
The consequences for ordinary people will be very bad.
The economy then fell into debt default and recession, with immediate consequences for ordinary Argentines.
A series of articles in The Times over the past month has shown the harsh consequences for ordinary Russians.
"A vote to leave could see the week end with a black Friday and serious consequences for ordinary people," Soros said.
"The big hurdles are endowing computers and robots with common sense: being able to anticipate the consequences of ordinary, every day actions on people and things.
