Sentence examples for analysis of contradictions from inspiring English sources

Future directions include novel rule-based methods such as KEM (knowledge extraction and management) that focus on the identification and analysis of contradictions as a means for exploring optimal (consistent) solution spaces.

The authors of this work developed ConTra which enables the mining and visual analysis of contradictions in a dataset.

Ennals et al. [13] identify that the analysis of contradictions will enable the data user to recognise when the information he reads online is disputed and by what source.

His gruesome and irreverent novel Món mascle (1971; "Male World") is a profound analysis of the contradictions within contemporary society.

The present paper first describes how Design Optimization can be adopted as a means to link CAI and PLM/EKM systems; then a detailed analysis of geometrical contradictions is reported together with the criteria proposed for their categorization.

Within the framework of the Research Project PROSIT [1] aimed at the development of an integrated product design platform capable to link Computer-Aided Innovation (CAI) with PLM/EKM systems, the authors have approached the analysis of the contradictions emerging during the design embodiment phase.

Perhaps one of the most influential parts of Hegel's Philosophy of Right concerns his analysis of the contradictions of the unfettered capitalist economy.

In the first section, I develop insights from Hegel and Foucault's analysis of the contradictions of liberal police, whereby power in liberal government incorporates an 'internal principle of limitation' that distinguishes it from the unlimited internal objectives of the European police state, while finding itself constantly violating its own internal normative principles.

(The latter, in his irrefutable analysis, is full of contradictions, illiteracies and late addenda which undermine all literal credibility).

We must hope that Robert Wright's analysis of the deep contradictions and perils within our new "national security strategy" gets a broad and thorough hearing ("Contradictions of a Superpower," Op-Ed, Sept. 29).

But his effort, a damning analysis of the internal contradictions of market-based Socialism, seems as applicable to Prague, Moscow or Beijing.