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The relation just mentioned is therefore decidable, so a grasp of it is a much less exacting achievement than a grasp of the concept of truth.
Her vast research and persuasive insights advance her contention that "the definition of the grounds of human gender will always involve more, and less, than any clearly decidable bottom line.' "
And no amount of growth in performance will make undecidable problems decidable. Computational complexity may be one of the fundamental limits discussed in the previous argument.
Description logics are a subset of first-order logic (FOL) and are well-suited to expressing terminology and instance information, with efficient and decidable inference characteristics.
that none of the former problems is decidable. In particular, the problems about blocking configurations and entropy are shown to be undecidable for the class of reversible Turing machines.
A problem is FPT with respect to parameters P, Q if it is decidable in time
However, extended with the decidable theories and symbolic representation, our approaches can be applied on a more complex system like the hierarchical component system.
The results are the following: Convergence and divergence are decidable in PA[pi], Convergence and divergence are decidable in the fragment of POA[pi] where the replication operator is restricted to input processes and output processes.
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