Sentences with word «immutability»

Over the past 12 months, blockchain technology has been marketed as a magical technology behind bitcoin that allows any banking system or financial network to achieve the same level of immutability of bitcoin.

Aquinas concentrated his attention on the doctrine of divine immutability in Question 9, repeating there that God is «first being» and «pure act, without the admixture of any potentiality.»

Nevertheless, these operations show that there exists no such immutability in the traditional form of bourgeois property as it exists in our countries.

Yet Treat doesn't hold the tenet of blockchain immutability dear.

It also ensures immutability of information or data.

This fingerprint has been associated to a blockchain transaction and hence registered on the blockchain: the blockchain immutability provides robust non-refutable timestamping that will always prove without any doubt the existence of that data in that specific status at that precise moment in time.»

Chris Burniske, analyst and blockchain products lead for investment manager ARK Invest, addressed the question of immutability by stating he believes ether's market is developing differently than bitcoin's.

So in the Church of God, in which changeableness of discipline is joined with absolute immutability of doctrine, it happens not rarely that things which were once relevant or suitable become in the course of time out of date, or useless, or even harmful.»

But God's reliability and immutability do not mean that he is incapable of responsive, empathetic love and compassion or that he is an unfeeling God lacking all passion and emotion.

To date, ethereum classic's defining feature has been its focus on immutability.

Immutability becomes God's perfection too, and succession is excluded.

«It appears to me that ethereum classic is gravitating towards bitcoin-esque attributes, like immutability at all costs and capped supply,» he told CoinDesk.

With a top speed of over 4,000 transactions per second, miyabi guarantees immutability, finality, Byzantine fault tolerance, low latency and has no single point of failure.

Crypto money such as bitcoin promise immutability and authenticity of your money.

There will be much to discuss in the coming days and months, including how to make contracts safer, how to incorporate fail safe mechanisms, whether the manner the decision was made can be improved, how to assure businesses they can be certain of immutability based on the assumption 51 % are honest actors and much more.

Christian theology would be vastly different if the church fathers had done so instead of adhering closely to the Greek ideal of perfection as Immutability.

While sculpture in the past has been known for its finite form, he modified that definition, striving for a three - dimensionality that depended on the unattached organization of modular elements in a predetermined configuration, which is often a grid rather than a finite fixed immutability.

We'll begin with the claim that the consensual validation procedures used in permissioned blockchains can not bring about the «true immutability» promised by public chains.

Nonetheless, the mere possibility of this form of interference puts the cryptocurrency immutability doctrine in its place.

The blockchain is a virtual, real - time, permanent ledger that is verifiable by anyone, anywhere, which implies immutability.

Writing in a blog on Seal's website, chief marketing officer David Gingell said recently: «Without a doubt, the current focus on Smart Contracts is to be welcomed and Seal fully supports the progress made so far to use distributed ledger technology to reduce work, achieve immutability and improve execution times.

Smart contracts and data immutability provide improvements to digital signature platforms.

The Ethereum Foundation's Jamie Pitts also weighed in, opining that while Ethereum's oft -(and inaccurately) touted immutability «is a special property which has many measurable benefits,» it does not «absolve us of moral or legal responsibility for what happens in the Ethereum network.»

ETC community members were staunch «code is law» followers, and viewed the hard - fork as a cop - out to the originally intended immutability.

God's immutability refers instead to his constancy and faithfulness.

In The Crucified God (originally, 1972), an intentionally provocative title, Moltmann saw clearly that traditional Christian thought tried to resolve the tension between God's love and God's self - contained immutability by championing the Stoic elevation of apatheia as a way of characterizing a divine love that is no in way affected by the recipient of that love.

We also get immutability assimilated to necessity.

11Apparently, he (and his community) could not quite believe that God was utterly atemporal, but he still could reconcile his views with Greek immutability by drawing upon the traditional view of creation in seven days.

Awakening gradually to the bright immutability of God's responsive covenant love is precisely what has changed for me.

Underlying all these reflections is Aquinas» modification of the doctrine of divine immutability through his appropriation of Aristotle's definition of the Highest Being as the «Unmoved Mover.»

Accordingly, Moltmann fully rejected classical theism because of its insistence on divine dispassionate immutability.18 He understood atheism to be, in fact, a rejection of and protest against theism's doctrine of a God aloof from, and yet somehow responsible for, suffering.19

15 The denial of immutability leads immediately to the denial of impassibility, the direct consequence, though sometimes that runs in exactly the opposite direction to the same result.

And it knocked the props out from under the inviolability of God's transcendent immutability.

Instead of basing the soul's immortality on its presumed immutability, as in the Phaedo, it is founded instead on its essential mobility, not the physical motion of bodies, imparted always from without, buit the self motion of spirit, The later Aristotelian tradition will inherit from Plato the distinction of two kinds of action, transient and immanent.

From Plato, who defined time as a moving (i.e., imperfect) image of eternity, down to St. Thomas, who stressed the perfect immutability of his Supreme Being in terms indistinguishable from the language of the Eleatic school, we can trace the same persistent theme — a metaphysical dichotomy of Being and Becoming, of perfection and imperfection, of the timeless and the temporal realms.

God's triune immutability stands at the very forefront of Augustine's pilgrimage of faith.