Sentence examples for determinate value from inspiring English sources

Clearly, these tables enable a person to calculate a determinate value (1, 1/2, or 0) for any wff, given the values assigned to the variables in it; a wff is valid in this calculus if it has the value 1 for every assignment to its variables.

The conventional risk is a determinate value but the proposed fuzzy risk is an interval value.

Heisenberg, by contrast, at least in his early positivistic writings, seems committed to strengthening (P) so that measurement is both necessary and sufficient for the assignment of a determinate value to a physical quantity.

But while the differences between the points of the line are themselves infinitely small, the relation between them is a determinate value — the slope, which can be calculated for any point on the line.

In the following figure, we can observe how a determinate value of two input values affects the one output; it's very useful because just with one view we can see the interaction.

In a Bayesian model, perceptual estimates take the form of probability distributions, rather than single, determinate values.

A hidden variable theory however postulates the existence of determinate values for system-variables such as position and momentum, despite their being "hidden" from quantum mechanics itself.

The way S performs its function (when it performs it) is by occupying different states s1, s2, … sn corresponding to the different determinate values f1, f2 … fn, of F".

A total of 1.210.000 different metabolic nets were built, the results of this study are shown in figure 4. In the calculations, 10,000 different metabolic networks were taken into account for each represented point (corresponding to determinate values of δ and β), with 300 iterations per net.

Second, and as evidenced by the passages quoted in footnote 44, Putnam's overall conclusions fit well with more-recent Skolemite understandings of Skolem's Paradox see, e.g., his conclusion that V=L has no "determinate truth value" (p 5) or that Skolem's " 'relativity of set-theoretic notions' extends to a relativity of the truth value of 'V=L' " (p 8).

And many contemporary philosophers of mathematics take the latter not to have a determinate truth value.