Sentence examples for correlated concepts from inspiring English sources

Sustainable tourism is a complex concept and a dynamic construct which includes many correlated concepts (Clifton and Benson 2006).

Those things are deliberate equivocals which have distinct natures but the same name, and are subordinated to different but correlated concepts.

A dictionary is also used to enable identifying correlated concepts that are used as synonymous on the scoring and validation process.

This concept of the intelligible character is Kantian (Critique of Pure Reason, A539/B567), and in conjunction with Kant's correlated concept of an empirical character (i.e., the intelligible character as it is experientially expressed) Schopenhauer regards it as a means to resolve the problem of freedom and determinism, and to be one of the most profound ideas in Kant's philosophy.

By casting women's otherness as an effect not only of their social situation (with its power relations), but also of their choices (and hence responsibility), Beauvoir preserves women's freedom, unlike the psychoanalytic discourse that she claims rejects "the idea of choice and the correlated concept of value" (Beauvoir 1989, 45).

A correlated concept to CER is that of patient-centered outcomes research (PCOR), which evaluates the outcomes of healthcare practices, identifying ways that patients may be more involved with their own healthcare and making informed decisions about their health outcomes [13].

In subsequent years, game theorists have realized that the Nash and more general correlated equilibrium concepts can be defined entirely in terms of agents' beliefs, without recourse to mixed strategies.

The 28-item version (GHQ-28) was developed in the 1970's from a factor analysis of the GHQ-60 to distinguish four correlated underlying concepts as factors, each comprised of seven items related to the presence of somatic symptoms (subscale A, items 1 7), anxiety and insomnia (B, 8 14), social dysfunction (C, 15 21) and severe depression (D, 22 28) [ 12].

Note that in the 2-agent case, conditions (b) and (c) of the Definition 3.6 are always satisfied, so for 2-agent games the endogenous correlated equilibrium concept reduces to the Nash equilibrium concept.

Moreover, an application of the correlated equilibrium concept to the rate region problem in the considered scenario is presented.

Section 3 describes the application of correlated equilibrium concept in the rate region formulation and presents the linear programming solution for the sum-rate maximization problem.