indiscriminable

When one of a number of logically indiscriminable particulars has made a stand, the earliest universal is present in the soul: for though the act of sense-perception is of the particular, its content is universal-is man, for example, not the man Callias.

Posterior Analytics Aristotle 2002

Whatever it was, it was so covered in grime that its sex was indiscriminable.

LADY of SKYE PATRICIA CABOT 2001

The result is that the percentage of right choices, especially in the case of series which have the right box in the same position two, three, or four times in succession, rises as high as 60 or 70, even when the visual conditions are indiscriminable.

The Dancing Mouse A Study in Animal Behavior Robert M. Yerkes 1916

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The Dancing Mouse A Study in Animal Behavior Robert M. Yerkes 1916

Theoretically, there should be as many mistakes as right choices, 50 per cent of each, when the two electric-boxes are equally illuminated (indiscriminable), but in practice this does not prove to be the case because the dancer tends to return to that electric-box through which in the previous test it passed safely, whereas it does not tend in similar fashion to reënter the box in which it has just received an electric shock.

The Dancing Mouse A Study in Animal Behavior Robert M. Yerkes 1916

Putting aside the case that people are completely unified, and thus each party gets 50% because they are indiscriminable, I suggest that neither randomization nor proportionality address the fundamental problem.

Brad Ideas - Comments Anonymous 2010

Putting aside the case that people are completely unified, and thus each party gets 50% because they are indiscriminable, I suggest that neither randomization nor proportionality address the fundamental problem.

Brad Ideas - Comments 2010

Putting aside the case that people are completely unified, and thus each party gets 50\% because they are indiscriminable, I suggest that neither randomization nor proportionality address the fundamental problem.

Brad Ideas - Comments 2009

(real) perceptual experience is indiscriminable from a (mere) perceptual appearance™ to ˜all such perceptions are indiscriminable from their counterpart appearances™, and the assumption that when we have defective perceptions there are non-material objects of those perceptions, sense-data.

Alfred Jules Ayer Macdonald, Graham 2005

Secondly, the predicate ˜F™ must satisfy the following three constraints: (i) it must appear true of a1, the first item in the series; (ii) it must appear false of ai, the last item in the series; and (iii) each adjacent pair in the series, an and an+1, must be sufficiently similar as to appear indiscriminable in respect of ˜F™ ” that is, both an and an+1 appear to satisfy ˜F™ or neither do.

Sorites Paradox Hyde, Dominic 2005