Examples of using Incompleteness in English and their translations into Czech
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And this is Turing's version of Incompleteness.
Turing recast Incompleteness, in terms of computers.
Kurt Godel formulated the Theorem of incompleteness.
Rating E: significant ignorance or incompleteness to the topic and do not help or submission of additional queries.
The imperfect nature of human perception causes the incompleteness of reality.
Godel's incompleteness theorem means that rational thought can never reveal all the truths of the universe.
The desire of a man is an incompleteness, which we encourage.
Rating C: the need for additional questions to verify the knowledge andpossibly some minor inaccuracies and incompleteness.
This is what I imagine love to be… incompleteness in absence.
Deformation or incompleteness is applied here naturally, not as an imperfection, but rather as a deeper subjective expression.
ABB accepts no responsibility for possible errors or incompleteness in this document.
She gave preference to indications, incompleteness, intuitive expression of atmosphere, associative connection of elements from common reality and fantasy.
Errors that can be detectedinclude small assembly deviations, package incompleteness, cavities in castings, and coating damage.
Despite the incompleteness of the information, the Commission considered, in a 2007 report, that the framework decision had, in general, been satisfactorily implemented.
But Turing, five years later… his approach to Incompleteness… that, I felt… was getting more in the right direction.
On the contrary, statistical reports of Austria, Australia, France, Finland,Italy, Ireland and Poland were labelled as insufficient by OECD/DAC Secretariat for their late submission and incompleteness.
And showed, that since they are logic machines, Incompleteness meant, there would always some problems they would never solve.
Turing understood, that Gödel's and his own work, said that if our minds were computers,then Incompleteness would apply to us, and the limitations of logic, would be our limitations.
In 1931, he published this theorem called the incompleteness theorem, and what he basically says is there is no such thing as a formal system of logic that is self-contained, that is that can prove every possible assertion.
As he worked out the true extent of what he had done, Incompleteness began to eat away at his own beliefs about the nature of mathematics.
For items sold at a lower price because of defects or incompleteness the warranty does not apply to defects for which the lower price was agreed.
Startling as the halting problem was,the really profound part of Incompleteness for Turing, was not what it said about logic or computers, but what it said about us, and our minds.