Anyone who understands an utterance of the sentence "(The) cow is in the garden" does so by (a) identifying a certain object as the referent of the word "cow", and (b) grasps that that individual is qualified by the property occurrence-in-the-garden.
One study proposed to imagine that the same net benefit value was achieved by an infallible prediction model that identifies a certain percentage of people as being not at risk for the outcome and thus not in need of treatment.
Whereas a Vienna Priscian-commentary partially edited by De Rijk (dated ca. 1150) identifies a certain class of names "that are so universal that they run through all categories", such as 'being'thinging'oneone'somethinging', the Ars Meliduna (between 1154/1180) distinguishes transgeneric terms from universals proper.
The idea behind this concept is to find statistical dependencies between the produced features and reduce the dimensionality of the space by identifying only a certain number of the most prominent properties in the data set, represented by the most important eigenvectors.
According to their approach, by identifying certain features of (a)–(f), we can find a feature that none of them possesses, and in terms of which an analysis of omnipotence can be stated.
If faith is not 'a firm and certain knowledge' of theistic truths, then a model of faith as having a propositional object may be retained by identifying faith with a certain kind of belief.
Another approach could be to reduce the number of indeterminate test results by identifying certain subgroup of nodules with an increased cancer risk, or by a combination of imaging and proteomic or genomic biomarkers.
Neuroimaging, particularly magnetic resonance (MR) imaging, has an established role in excluding other, potentially treatable diagnoses, but also increasingly recognized potential to support a clinical diagnosis of AD by identifying certain atrophy patterns [ 4, 5].
While being monitored by an MRI that tracks changes in brain activity, each participant had to engage the pre-frontal cortex by identifying certain letters and ignoring others.
