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The property or characteristic of being realizable.Ant: unrealizability
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Realizability — is a part of proof theory which can be used to handle information about formulas instead of about the proofs of formulas. [Oosten, pp. 3 5] A natural number n is said to realize a statement in the language of arithmetic of natural numbers. Other… … Wikipedia
realizability — n. ability to be made real, ability to be accomplished; ability to be made into real property; ability to be converted into cash … English contemporary dictionary
realizability — re·al·iz·abil·i·ty … English syllables
realizability — ˌrēəˌlīzəˈbiləd.ē, ˌriə , lətē, i noun : the quality or state of being realizable * * * rēalīzabilˈity or rēalīsabilˈity noun The ease with which an asset may be converted into cash • • • Main Entry: ↑realize … Useful english dictionary
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Type physicalism — The relevant question: what will research discover? Can types of mental states be meaningfully described by types of physical events (type physicalism), or is there some other problem with this pursuit? Type physicalism (also known as reductive… … Wikipedia
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