Here is an intuitive characterization of the thesis: while the mathematical and the mental are distinct, they aren't on a par the latter enjoys a special priority with respect to the former.
For an intuitive characterization of gauge symmetry, one that is more general than the Lagrangian and Hamiltonian formulations of theories using which gauge symmetry is usually expressed, see Belot (2008).
In addition, the controller design yields an explicit and intuitive characterization of the regions in state space where the aforementioned properties are guaranteed.
Using a general state-space Lyapunov-based approach, the developed framework yields a direct nonlinear controller design method that integrates robustness, optimality, and explicit constraint-handling capabilities, and provides, at the same time, an explicit and intuitive characterization of the state-space regions of guaranteed closed-loop stability.
This definition seeks to formalize the intuitive characterization of a problems decidable by a probabilistic algorithm as one for which there exists a decision procedure which can make undetermined choices during its computation but still solves the problem correctly in a 'clear majority' of cases (i.e. with probability \(p\) bounded away from \(\frac{1}{2}\frac{1}{
"I should like to start," Marcel says, "with a sort of global and intuitive characterization of the man in whom the sense of the ontological the sense of being, is lacking, or, to speak more correctly, the man who has lost awareness of this sense" (Marcel 1995, p. 9).
Efficient and intuitive characterization of biological big data is becoming a major challenge for modern bio-OMIC based scientists.
That is the classical definition used by Leśniewski and by Leonard and Goodman and corresponds verbatim to the intuitive characterization of proper parthood used in the previous section.
We can start with the following intuitive characterization of non-reductive physicalism about the mental: while the mental and the physical are distinct, they aren't on a par the latter enjoys a special priority with respect to the former.
Abstractionist possible worlds are now definable straightaway: It is easy to see that this definition covers the more intuitive characterizations of abstract possible worlds above: they are consistent — i.e., possible — states of the world that settle every possibility, consistent states to which no further detail could be added without rendering them inconsistent.
The contract is shown to have a simple, intuitive characterization in a structured, but broad, class of settings.
