Sentence examples for characterization of assertions from inspiring English sources

These include the systematic design of semantics modeling various proof methods and the characterization of assertions as abstract domains.

One of the many outrageous things about Cruz's characterization of New York values is his assertion that Trump, an anti-immigrant candidate in a city of immigrants, "embodies" them.

It is commonly held that one central role of bioinformatics is to project a relatively small set of assertions of gene and protein function from the literature (i.e., from wet lab characterizations) to genes from other genomes.

Our findings are compatible with previous assertions that a detailed characterization of the intrinsic geometry of the cortex may offer useful complementary insights in to brain structure and function (Todd 1986; Griffin 1994).

Subjects and predicates of assertions are terms.

An ABox is a set of assertions.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California, of course, is a Republican, which speaks to Leppert's assertion that the red-versus-blue characterization of the World Series, and the two cities, would be much too simplistic.

Can we, however, give a more illuminating characterization of the relevant intentions than merely saying that, for instance, to assert P one must intentionally put forth P as an assertion?

We take issue with Allen and colleagues' characterization of empirical evidence in the field of ecology, and we question the strength of evidence they present in support of prosecutorial assertions levied against scientists and science communicators.

His characterization of Pres.

But his characterization of it is inaccurate.