Once data is transformed into a usable format, open texture and cross referencing issues may arise. [[Open texture]] was defined by [[Friedrich Waismann|Waismann]] as the unavoidable uncertainty in meaning when empirical terms are used in different contexts.<ref>Friedrich Waismann, Verifiability (1945), p.2.</ref> Uncertainty in meaning of terms presents problems when attempting to search and cross reference data from multiple sources.<ref>Lyons, D., [http://ssrn.com/abstract=212328 Open Texture and the Possibility of Legal Interpretation (2000)].</ref> | Once data is transformed into a usable format, open texture and cross referencing issues may arise. [[Open texture]] was defined by [[Friedrich Waismann|Waismann]] as the unavoidable uncertainty in meaning when empirical terms are used in different contexts.<ref>Friedrich Waismann, Verifiability (1945), p.2.</ref> Uncertainty in meaning of terms presents problems when attempting to search and cross reference data from multiple sources.<ref>Lyons, D., [http://ssrn.com/abstract=212328 Open Texture and the Possibility of Legal Interpretation (2000)].</ref> |