Sentence examples for definition of extensions from inspiring English sources

For normal theories Lukaszewicz's definition of extensions is equivalent to the definitions from above.

Lukaszewicz (1988) presents a modified definition of extension that avoids the previous two problems: it is defined in an iterative way and it warrants the existence of an extension.

Using the more liberal definition of extension failure, this data indicates the probability of extension failure in controls is 0.159 (there were 10 out of 63 extension failures in that group).

Indeed, as the next result shows, any LM-extension of an LM-measure (see Appendix "LM-extensions" for the definition of LM-extension) is an s-invariant update rule.

First, the definition of minimal extensions to the standard service architecture components, so as to enable them to offer accounting information.

But a theory may involve a set of default rules rules of the form DR. Reiter 1980 provides a fixpoint definition of the extensions of such a theory, and develops the theoretical groundwork for the approach, proving a number of the basic theorems.

However, using the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) definition of parapharyngeal extension beyond the pharyngobasilar fascia or subclassifying the degree of parapharyngeal extension according to the presence or absence of carotid space involvement, parapharyngeal extension had no prognostic significance in NPC [ 7– 10].

The first part follows immediately from the definition of LM-extension.

Essentially, one has to "guess" a set of sentences Ξ, and then verify that it satisfies the definition of an extension.

The purpose of the present investigation was to assess the feasibility of such a procedure and its impact on the final definition of disease extension and patient treatment.

Our addition to the Sanders' classification was to allow greater definition of the extension of fractures anteriorly and the degree of comminution.