Sentence examples for existing actual from inspiring English sources

It is able to develop a model relating the output of network to existing actual data used as inputs.

The cheap plastic things always have to ride atop my existing, actual vision glasses, for one, and they also always seem to be scratched or otherwise marked up.

In short, the prototype is not to be seen as an object, a list of specific surface structure features, nor does it resemble any existing actual language, but instead stands for the communality of elements, rules, and structures that underlie all language production.

[1].Whether it is slope in the design stage or an actual existing real slope which has shown instability, there are some causes of the instability which are indicated in the analysis or which have developed in practice.

Likewise, for an object to exist at the actual world is for the actual world to represent it as existing; the actual world represents an object as existing if and only if the object exists.

The priming paradigm used in these investigations involves presenting three-dimensional objects, some of which are structurally possible and some of which are not structurally possible; in that they contain inconsistencies in surface structure that would preclude them from existing as actual three-dimensional objects.

For existing treatment, actual dosing in daily practise may be preferred instead of labelling information, if published data is available.

Existing entities receive actual existence only in the course of time when the divine will intervenes to cause this.

For actualists, however, who categorically reject any such distinction, NE can mean only that all actually existing things are necessarily actual and NNE that anything that could have existed already does.

From the limitations of our knowledge of ourselves (or, for that matter, of anything actual existing) together with the less plausible assumption that "that everything actual must be thought to be actual by some thinking being," Mendelssohn infers that there is "an infinite intellect" that does represent everything to itself (Morning Hours, pp. 103f/Gesammelte Schriften 3/2, pp. 141ff).

Admitting their literal existence by identifying them with actual existing abstract objects will go against the grain for many.