Sentence examples similar to definition by enumeration from inspiring English sources

He therefore includes elements of definition by extension (enumeration of members of a 'class') and of definition by intension (enumeration of defining property or properties), for example, that "the essence of man, which is the truth underlying the symbol 'man', is recoverable only in the subject.

We note that by definition, CTC enumeration will not detect benign lesions.

First, we review some mathematical definitions and give a formal definition of the enumeration problem for chemical structures with monocyclic graph structures.

Cell proliferation was assessed by enumeration of trypan blue excluding cells.

We can define 'logical terms', e.g., by enumeration" (Tarski 1987, p. 29).

However, our BFH data were gathered by enumeration surveillance.

3. Similarly, our definitions and enumeration methods of SIMs and MIMs are mathematically more rigorous than those used by Shen-Orr and colleagues [ 2].

The parameters w and λ were selected by enumerations.

Just under half (43 percent) of initially submitted policies did not provide this definition, either by creating their own definition or by excluding certain categories from the required enumeration.

Features requires as input the segment definition, and optionally the enumeration of desired features.

We see the pattern of enumeration, definition, and examination repeated again and again in Navya-Nyāya texts like The Manual of Reason.