admissible
The judge determines the admissibility of evidence.
The admissibility of the tape recordings could be an issue.
The defence would question the admissibility of statements allegedly made to police.

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Examples of admissibility

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If possible, one should instead resort to other proof principles that do not need admissibility.
Singular admissibility is implied by the following hypothesis on the families of nonlinearities in damped wave equations.
Height-preserving admissibility of contraction is a key property of extensions with mathematical rules, which permits us to prove results by arguments based on minimal derivations.
This in turn means that the admissibility of hearsay for the government must be strictly limited (189).
Great emphasis is placed on shock admissibility conditions.
The formulation of the algorithm is judgment-based like ours and justified by a cut admissibility argument rather than a soundness proof as in our case.
We have constructed such isomorphisms by inducing rewrite rules on calculi of proof terms from admissibility proofs of cut rules based on cut propagation.
Admissibility requirements stipulate that these assumed functions be complete, sufficiently smooth and satisfy the boundary conditions of the problem.
The most obvious one is dissipation by viscosity or resistivity, so that the viscosity admissibility condition is considered to overcome the limitation of geometric approaches.
The translation into a semantic framework simplifies the comparison with admissibility.
However, admissibility is only the first of three phases necessary for the normalisation of sound in music.
Unfortunately, the notion of admissibility is not always easy to deal with.
The advantage of the notion of admissibility is that it is preserved by reduction and nevertheless very simple to define.
Here, we introduce compound waves, also known as composite waves, as substitutes for undercompressive shocks which are inadmissible by the viscous admissibility condition.
In this process, a viscosity admissibility condition is proposed to determine physically admissible shocks.
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