Sentence examples for correct criterion from inspiring English sources
However, more recent results have shown that under different (and in many ways more plausible) assumptions about the learning algorithm, the class of natural languages and the correct criterion for learnability, natural languages are learnable from text.
Now return to the proposal that, while the criterion of blameworthiness is the expectablist rule-consequentialist one, the correct criterion of moral wrongness is the actualist rule-consequentialist one.
This means that the theory criterion used in this study (i.e., control of the blank force and its value) is the correct criterion and on the basis of it, the piece die can be designed and constructed in the terms of the combinational contour of symmetric-asymmetric.
A priori estimate values, which can provide an approximately correct criterion for judgment, were simply calculated as follows, (6) where and are a priori estimates of the delay and delay rate at epoch k, and are a posteriori estimate values at epoch k − 1, and Δt is the integration time.
If these settings are checked and are correct, criterion (2.4) can be fulfilled.
If participants reached a 90% correct criterion over three blocks (of 10 stimuli each), they entered the third part.
But some Britons thought the researchers had not considered the correct criteria.
While finding these people can be tricky it is possible with the correct criteria, and early moves could see good gains for brands in the long and short term.
Note the shifting logic: from evading the question of what kind of poetry is being published to the number of manuscripts handled by screeners to diversity of judges by politically correct criteria!
Neer fails to clearly define the meaning of "partial healing" and the correct criteria of recurrence and therapy failure.
The subjects have to deduce the correct criteria for categorization (shape, colour or card number) based on the response (yes or no) of the neuropsychologist and have to produce the appropriate response.
