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Is Arithmetic Consistent?

Mind, 1994
Let L be the language of first order arithmetic; and let N be the set of sentences of L true in the standard interpretation. It is well-known that N has many (in fact, absolutely infinitely many) models other than the standard interpretation. All of these models extend the standard interpretation in a certain sense, and have an interesting common ...
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On consistent inconsistencies

ACM Inroads, 2013
The most common measure for an algorithm's efficiency is its running time, described as a function of the input length. Traditionally, however, several inconsistencies have found their way even to the analysis of the most classical algorithms. In some cases these are 'slight' inconsistencies, in the sense that their effect may change the result by a ...
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Circuit Consistencies

2004
Partial Consistency is a preeminent property for improving the solving process of a constraint satisfaction problem. This property is depicted by the omnipresence of several levels of consistency among which circuit consistency. Two non-equivalent definitions have been proposed for this level.
Abdellah Idrissi, Ahlem Ben Hassine
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Consistency in Action

1985
Many recent discussions of universality tests, particularly those in English, are concerned either with what everybody wants done or with what somebody (usually the agent: sometimes an anonymous moral spectator) wants done either by or to everybody. This is true of the universality tests proposed in Singer’s Generalization Argument, in Hare’s Universal
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Consistency issues in the best worst method: Measurements and thresholds

Omega, 2020
Fuqi Liang   +2 more
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Consistency in Non-Transactional Distributed Storage Systems

ACM Computing Surveys, 2017
Marko Vukolić
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