Sentence examples similar to embedded certainty from inspiring English sources

This rule base is firstly designed with certainty degrees embedded in the antecedent terms as well as in the consequent terms.

It's not talked about, but it is a certainty, just as disabling the cookies now embedded in your browser reduces your ability to see what's on the sites you visit.

In 1996, Belgian Ilya Prigogine, a Nobel laureate, argued in The End of Certainty: Time, Chaos, and the New Laws of Nature that uncertainty is an inherent cosmic expression, deeply embedded within the core of reality.

A: The conversation between science and religion is is embedded in a larger conversation about what I call the "absolutes" versus the "relatives". The absolutes are qualities including permanence, immortality, unity, certainty — all qualities religious belief rewards us with.

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I was deeply embedded.

Embedded problems.

Three alternative approaches that improve on certainty equivalence by searching for the best policy among families of policies that embed them are proposed, and their use is exemplified both on static as well as on time-varying dynamic models.