Not by a leap into the undecidable or into faith, but in virtue of the abyss into which it plunges the entire being. |
Elementary arithmetic is moreover undecidable. |
If so, the whole identity issue is undecidable, since one is demanding metaphysical answers to questions that are in large part semantical. |
We investigate decidability problems and prove that some properties that are undecidable for general context-free languages become decidable for XML-languages. |
Thus an undecidable disjunctive synthesis is decided and the inauguration of its subject is tied to the consequences of the evental statement. |
Viruses are free to mutate into an infinite variety of functionally equivalent forms, whereas the process of establishing their equivalence is undecidable. |