At other times, however, Plato seemed to recognize that this view is inadequate: in the late dialogue Parmenides, for example, he returned to the issue of the correctness of words, though he failed to provide any clear account of how they manage to express knowledge or aid reason.
Just as the "s" on the end of Copaleens in English is not part of the proper noun but is an essential part of the grammatical correctness of the word, so do, too, the same rules apply to the "g".
Indeed, confidence measures, which correspond to a self-estimation of the correctness of each word hypothesis by the ASR system, are not fully reliable.
To check for order and learning effects, RTs of correct hits and rejections and proportion of correct and false hits were analysed separately with repeated measures ANOVAs with Treatment Order as between-subjects factor, and Session, Response Type (new vs. old words), Correctness of Response (correct vs. false hits) and Valence (emotional vs. neutral) as within-subjects.
Given a suitable text against which to judge the correctness of choices between alternative words, DLP becomes a testable hypothesis.
They are sick and tired of extreme political correctness, of having to watch every word for fear someone will take pretend offence.
In safety-critical applications, as well as in others, it is of paramount importance that systems controled by a computer or computing systems themselves reliably behave in accordance with the specification and requirements, in other words: here correctness of the system, of its software and hardware is crucial.
The very idea of truth seems to presuppose some notion of correctness in the application of words.
But if the Bureau of the Census, conscious of literal correctness, wrote those words, millions of people unfamiliar with the details of writing instruments would respond: "I don't use ink; I use a ballpoint pen.
Due to the sequential characteristics of CD-HIT, it will require properly grouping the input sequences and switch the word tables to guarantee the correctness of the parallelization.
The signs in language can only function when there is a possibility of judging the correctness of their use, "so the use of [a] word stands in need of a justification which everybody understands" (PI 261).
