Sentence examples for a genuine implementation from inspiring English sources

Chalmers and Copeland argue that this is illegitimate, as a genuine implementation must exhibit the same counterfactual relations that obtain between the computational states.

Godfrey-Smith argues that for a mapping to constitute a genuine implementation, the microscopic physical states that are clustered together (to correspond to a given computational state) must be physically similar to one another — there cannot be arbitrary groupings of arbitrarily different physical states, as in the arguments for unlimited pancomputationalism.

Many Muslim American scholars like Dr. Khaled Abou El Fadl at the University of California, Los Angeles; Dr. Abdulaziz Sachedina at George Mason University and I have for over a decade made the case that Islam and democracy are compatible, and that a genuine implementation of Islamic values requires democratization.

To this causal constraint on acceptable mappings, David Chalmers (1995, 1996, 2011) adds a further restriction (in order to avoid unlimited pancomputationalism, which is discussed in Section 3): a genuine physical implementation of a computational system must divide into separate physical components, each of which maps onto the components specified by the computational formalism.

So the responsibility lies with the government for the genuine implementation of the right to health.

It will also depend on the implementation of a genuine policy for the development of palliative care.

"The only way to ensure peace in Aceh is through the implementation of a genuine democracy," Mahmud said.

To maximise the double dividend, CCE must be considered as the first stage in the implementation of a genuine carbon taxation system.

"Rio+20 is a moment to turn sustainable development from aspiration and patchy implementation into a genuine path to progress and prosperity for this and the next generations to come".

Whatever one's view of Suffolk's Grand Plan, or the manner of its implementation, it was a genuine attempt to reform local government in ways which its architects believed was a realistic response to the drastic economic realities facing town halls (like the Bury Tories "Enabling Council" plan, which one assumes is now dead in the water).

So what should governments and open data advocates in the development community be doing to translate policies into implementation and ensure OGD initiatives have a genuine impact?