This approach is what diplomats call "constructive ambiguity," a phrase attributed to Henry Kissinger.
The majority of coating damages can be attributed to unsuitable constructive design and to mechanical loading.
However, because of the effect we have attributed to the constructive notice provision of the Lanham Act, the plaintiff may later, upon a proper showing of an intent to use the mark at the retail level in defendant's market area, be entitled to enjoin defendant's use of the mark.
This may be attributed to the constructive interference between multiple reflected waves within the alluvial layer.
Defining a new attribute as a function of two or more other attributes is referred to as constructive induction, or attribute construction, and was first described by Michalski et al[ 24].
The general process of defining a new attribute as a function of two or more other attributes is referred to as constructive induction, or attribute construction, and was first described by Michalski (1983).
As I re-read this list, it strikes me that thoughtful founders actively look for these attributes – domain focus, ability to help, constructive orientation, engagement – in their investors.
The main purpose of the current study was to explore whether goal orientation theory can provide a constructive framework for understanding medical students' perceived psychosocial attributes.
The constructive empiricist can account for this behavior, without attributing full belief in the theory to the scientists, by describing the scientists as merely accepting, without fully believing, the theories they develop (van Fraassen 1980, 81 82).
We can think of MDR as a constructive induction algorithm that can convert two or more discrete variables or attributes to a single variable or attribute.
By quantitative changes in the evolution of our brains, we crossed a threshold of quality so profound that we often mistake our natural attributes and potentials for direct marks of a divine constructive power.
