Sentence examples for consequence of the chosen from inspiring English sources

Finally, the incremental knowledge acquisition process with RDR corresponds to an incremental development of the corresponding default theory D. In D,  if an expert disagrees with the returned consequence of the chosen default with priority n, s/he will need to add to the theory a new default with a priority larger than n.

In this interpretation CFS, perhaps as a consequence of the chosen definition, is not a stable condition at all.

Indeed, results will be, in part, a consequence of the chosen resolution of the data because of the "modifiable areal unit problem" (Openshaw 1984), where changes in spatial aggregation or arrangement of areas can affect the underlying values for those areas, so observations are usually only relevant for the scale of analysis.

While winning an Academy Award is probably a huge honor (I wouldn't know), an analysis of past winners shows a more complicated, even precarious set of consequences for the chosen few.

Trial-and-error learning when interacting with an environment and experiencing rewards and punishments as consequences of the chosen actions.

The surplus structure, then, is a consequence of the representation chosen and has no further metaphysical significance.

It also identifies a lack of studies comparing the consequences of those choosing the role of family caregiver versus those who are obliged to comply with this role [ 8].

So it is important to bear in mind that the 16% rate is the consequence of a chosen methodology and is at the lower end of comparable estimates.

Their arrival is the consequence of your chosen action(s).

The second consequence of the president's chosen explanation is political.

We would probably write that off as a consequence of choosing the CC-BY license.