Nonetheless, in 1995, she circulated an informal paper on her findings; laced with references to Leibniz and "Star Trek," Curie and Kubrick, it argued that something like emotional reasoning was necessary for true machine intelligence, and also that programmers should consider affect when writing software that interacts with people.
From oncology to infectious disease, it's becoming clear that multiple drugs attacking multiple targets are necessary for true cures.
The neatly packaged boxes might be a good short-term solution for speed, but programmers will lack the grand visualization that's necessary for true progress in programming.
Insofar as this preparedness to muster an effort of will is necessary for true gratitude, then, it may be misleading to claim that gratitude is (nothing more than) an emotion.
Both are necessary for true democracy.
Experiencing and appreciating pleasure as its own entity is necessary for true happiness and life contentment.
Like many physicians in this country, I was shocked and surprised, given the fact that the Bill fails to address any of the issues that physicians in this country have been saying are necessary for true healthcare reform.
It is so in the sense that, having to judge the acceptability of the hypothesis, it will be necessary for each true, plausible hypothesis to be such that consequences can be deduced from it which, in their turn, may be inductively tested, namely by experiments.
We consider that careful, longitudinal phenotyping of individuals with Mendelian diseases will be necessary for determining the true effects of modifier loci.
Prolonged sniffing does not seem to be necessary for the detection when the target odor is absent (true negative indications).
