Sentence examples for classical symbol from inspiring English sources

The monarch held a trident, a classical symbol of the sea associated in ancient Greek mythology with the god Poseidon (the Roman Neptune).

Cognition, 28, 3 71] argue that connectionist models are not able to display systematicity other than by implementing a classical symbol system.

But a more important idea is that if Connectionism could be established as a real alternative to the Classical symbol manipulation approach (and not simply as providing implementations of Classical systems), it could help undercut a key argument of Chomsky-style Nativism.

Marcus in particular makes a strong and largely empirical case for why classical symbol systems are needed for explaining human capacities of variable binding and generalizing, and why existing connectionist models aren't up to the job to match human capacities while remaining non-classical.

Though proposals have been put forth to solve the classical symbol grounding problem through robotic sensorimotor interactions, only little progress has been made in this direction with actual working systems, and symbol grounding through physical interaction has been rarely dealt with.

The term r ( x ′, ξ ′ ) is a classical symbol of order - 1. Then γ | ∂ Ω is determined by the principal symbol of Λ γ and ∂ γ ∂ x n | ∂ Ω by the principal symbol and the term homogeneous of degree 0 in the expansion of the full symbol of Λ γ.

Back then, Norvig had written a brilliant review of the previous work on getting machines to understand stories, and fully endorsed an approach that built on classical "symbol-manipulation" techniques.

He also parodied classical symbols, such as making a Janus, the two-faced Roman god of departures, from two unsuspecting elderly men placed back to back.

There is continuing debate about whether the Classical and Connectionist models are really incompatible, and some have argued that Connectionist systems are best viewed as implementations of classical symbol-based systems (see Pinker & Prince 1988 for discussion).

It is known as Pochhammer k-symbol, which reduces to classical Pochhammer symbol ((phi)_{n}) by taking (k=1).

"Sylvia" could point a new way: both purely classical — a symbol, not a soap opera — and also serious.