The property they pick is " tautologous ", meaning the formula's truth value " always " evaluates to " true ".
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Although conceptually an unreasonable verdict would out of necessity also include a verdict that was unsupportable, from the start the legislation had maintained this tautologous distinction.
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The name is tautologous : " eas " is Norse for waterfall, so " Eas Fors waterfall " means " waterfall, waterfall, waterfall ."
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If by'essential'one means a term which the parties have agreed to be essential for the formation of a binding contract, then the statement is tautologous.
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:Tautologous question : any plane carrying the US President in his official role is Air Force One . ( smoddy ) 17 : 39, 26 February 2006 ( UTC)
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Others speak of baptismal immersion as either complete or partial, and do not find it tautologous to describe a particular form of immersion baptism as " full " or " total ".
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Stronger criticisms include the tautologous, that is it attempts to account for the development of social institutions solely through recourse to the effects that are attributed to them and thereby explains the two circularly.
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Lisanby and Lockhead ( 1991 ), also differentiate between subjective randomness and genuine randomness ( upon which they which they bestow the tautologous title of " " stochastic randomness " " ).
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As in any instructional approach, the use of sheltered instruction is effective when the teacher is capable of administering the lessons effectively, although the causal direction of this tautologous observation is not clear.
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In a certain sense, it is true that a particular sentence & phi; will be either provable from PA, disprovable from PA, or independent of PA . This is just tautologous.
