Not every statement in the presented text warrants a rhetorical predicate representation, and not every rhetorical predicate identified in the text will necessarily appear in the conceptual map.
Such a predicate would identify the "base" (in the topological sense) of the system and would therefore enable mereology to cash out Goodman's hyperextensional intuitions even in the absence of atoms.
However, it may be helpful in a submission to identify a predicate or previously approved device that incorporates the same material as your device, as this comparison may help in your effort to demonstrate substantial equivalence.
A procedure call is expressed as a triple pattern using a special predicate IRI that identifies the procedure.
Thus, the class of people to whom "the alien" refers must be fixed by the predicate offenses identified in subparagraphs (A)–(D).
We identified a predicated 43 kDa outer membrane protein (43 K OMP) in F. necrophorum, which showed the same properties as other pore-forming proteins of Gram-negative anaerobic bacteria according to analysis of signal peptide, AT-rich, membrane-spanning region and conserved motifs.
They enthusiastically sing a song diagramming sentences, but when asked to define a "predicate," one of the items they have just identified, the children are at a loss.
The predicate expression permitted(S, A) has two terms: S and A, identifying a subject and an action, respectively.
Paek et al. addressed a general task of semantic parsing of sentences and identifying the semantic roles of the words in a predicate [ 28].
Though initially identified with the indeterminacy surrounding limits of application of a predicate along some dimension, vagueness can be seen to be a feature of syntactic categories other than predicates.
Then the basic idea is to extend this distances between sets of Q-predicates by identifying the "minimal routes" from one set of such Q-predicates to another.
