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Non-strict psychophysical laws would similarly appear to ground counterfactuals connecting mental and behavioral properties.

Modern storage systems employing quorum replication are often configured to use partial, non-strict quorums.

Furthermore, the given non-strict form of these semantics is claimed to have useful monotonicity properties.

This paper gives both a strict and non-strict denotational semantics for Coroutine Models in terms of compositions of Continuation Actors and their interfaces.

The resulting boundary value problem is solved by applying a "non-strict inverse approach" until a satisfying solution is found.

Both inferences are valid for strict (logical or material) conditionals, but they are not generally correct for non-strict conditionals.

In addition to partial functions, positive free logics can also readily handle non-strict functions.

LePore and Loewer say Yes: while Davidson prohibits strict laws connecting mental and physical properties, he apparently leaves room for non-strict laws.

The non-strict Pareto boundary of two-user MIMO scenario has been derived in [13].

Let us note that the strict inequality in (iH) can be replaced by a non-strict one (see e.g. [[1], Chapter XII,II,5], [[11], Corollary 6.2]).

This analysis only considered the individuals classified into the appropriate categories (non-strict adherence).