According to Reichenbach, the empirical study of discoveries shows that processes of discovery often correspond to the principle of induction, but this is simply a psychological fact (Reichenbach 1938: 403).
In quality assurance (QA) of industrial production of, for example, drugs or vaccines, this would correspond to the principle of end product control.
This study also confirmed a third study that found that much of worm locomotion can be summarized as transitions between four 'eigenworms', postures that correspond to the principle components of body curve geometry [ 35 ].
"(A capital levy) corresponds to the principle of national responsibility, according to which tax payers are responsible for their government's obligations before solidarity of other states is required," the Bundesbank said in its monthly report.
This corresponds to the principle of mass conservation.
Gentzen's idea was to extend natural deduction to a system of arithmetic by the addition of a rule that corresponds to the principle of complete induction.
The structure of the multi-level multi-processor and multi-network ICS provides high fault-tolerance and functional safety and fully corresponds to the principle of no single point of failure, even when operating in single-channel mode.
where Es is the signal subspace and corresponds to the principle eigenvectors of the data correlation matrix R y = E{yy H }. In contrast to the small-to-medium, norm-bounded CEM in (11), the formulation will be extended to a large-scale CEM over time-varying channels, which means that a differential SOCP-ICA criterion will not require the channel-state information of the desired user.
The estimated high proportion of patients admitted to HS-rehabilitation after surviving severe TBI corresponds to the principle of equal access to health care services in Denmark.
This corresponds to the principle of rejecting only if both tests reject, or if at least one of them rejects, respectively.
