Sentence examples for a set of worlds from inspiring English sources

A model is defined as consisting of a set of worlds together with a value assignment of the kind just described.

A definition of T-validity (i.e., one that can be proved to bring out as valid precisely the theorems of T) can be given as follows: a T-model consists of a set of worlds W and a value assignment to each variable in each world, as before.

In addition, to each pair consisting of a world w and a set of worlds (proposition) A, there is a function * that assigns a set of worlds * w,A) to the pair.

So we started off with a set of worlds where there is a king, we reduced it to a set of worlds where the king is angry, and now we must update that context with (25e).

While necessities are relative to a model, hence to a set of worlds, validities must hold across all such sets.

This semantics uses a set of worlds and a binary relation, S. Worlds are divided into two categories: normal worlds and non-normmal worlds.

When they were drawn against each other for a set of World Cup qualifiers in 1954, South Korean president Syngman Rhee refused to allow the Japanese to set foot in his country.

The extension generates a set of world-norm pairs by pairing each possible world with each possible set of consistent and complete norms.

By using information about the starting state, the reward function, and the transition probabilities of the domain, we restrict the planner's attention to a set of world states that are likely to be encountered in satisfying the goal.

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"It was my birthday and I saw a note in the paper that a set of World War I diaries were coming up for sale in Stratford-upon-Avon, so I drove over there only half intending to buy them.