Sentence examples for called certainty from inspiring English sources

This stronger notion of belief has also been called certainty by some authors (cf. Shoham & Leyton-Brown 2008: sec. 13.7).

An important concept in HDR reconstruction is the weighting function (also called certainty function), which is introduced in [27] and subsequently used in [28 30].

Therefore, it was called Certainty of Medical Knowledge.

The rules in MYCIN are established on an uncertainty framework called "certainty factors".

In view of past experiences with traditional GE discussed above, the ultimate biosafety challenge of SB is the implementation of absolute reliability, what has been called Certainty of Containment (CoC, [50]).

There's a fine book called "On Certainty" about this process when unconscious processes finally produce that feeling we get when a bright idea explodes into consciousness.

Led by Commissioner Gary Bettman, the league's owners demanded what they called cost certainty in the face of sharply escalating player salaries.

Something inside him snapped, he later reported, and whatever doubt he had harbored about his theory was transformed into what a friend called "savage certainty".

For him, the museum is more than a collection; it's a statement about America, particularly its perennial conflict between authoritarianism and anarchy, or what he called "moral certainty" and freedom.

It belongs to the class of so called dynamic certainty equivalents Kupper and Schachermayer (2009).

(This is sometimes called the certainty equivalent problem associated with the stochastic programming problem [36, 37].) By Jensen's inequality (and convexity of the max) it is easy to see that is an upper bound on.