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inadmissible | American Dictionary

inadmissible
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˌɪn·ədˈmɪs·ə·bəl/
unable to be accepted, esp. in a law court:
The lie detector test was inadmissible as evidence in the case.

inadmissible | Business English

inadmissible
adjective
 LAW formaluk /ˌɪnədˈmɪsəbl/us
not accepted in a law court:
inadmissible evidence

Examples of inadmissible

inadmissible
However, the difference in precision is only for inadmissible atoms.
We now argue that the drops must move away from this region of inadmissible shapes in the fourth quadrant.
If certain combinations of votes were rejected as inadmissible, they would be effectively disenfranchised.
Many forms of aid are compatible with the single market; others are deemed inadmissible because they severely distort trade between member states.
For other (inadmissible) calls to merge/3, programmers typically don't know and don't care precisely which calls succeed.
For example, they do not allow interpretations where instances of facts in the program are inadmissible.
These two models have the same set of false atoms (just the role of true and inadmissible are swapped).
However, these differences do not reflect different programmer intentions and the programmer does not know or care which inadmissible atoms succeed in the different versions.
However, the diagnosis algorithm does not consider how or why the inadmissible call succeeds.
A successful atom may not be true, since inadmissible atoms can succeed.
This corresponds to saying inadmissible atoms are true in the intended interpretation.
Inadmissible atoms may succeed or fail according to the procedural semantics but this distinction is not made in the declarative semantics.
Here, we introduce compound waves, also known as composite waves, as substitutes for undercompressive shocks which are inadmissible by the viscous admissibility condition.
It allows an inadmissible atom to be used in the (dubious) "proof" of a false atom.
If this is correct, it means that the best overall prospect is inadmissible in this situation.
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