Sentence examples for expected closeness from inspiring English sources

If we think of belief formation as a mental act, facts about the contents of the agent's beliefs as events, and closeness to truth as a desirable feature of outcomes, then we can use expected utility theory to evaluate degrees of belief in terms of their expected closeness to truth.

Only decades later has it occurred to me that, given our differences, it was unrealistic to expect closeness.

Note the similarity in Figs. 7b and 3a of the reaction boundary between CSG_METVO and CSG_METJA, as well as the nearly horizontal boundary between CSG_METSC and CSG_METFE, which would be expected from the closeness of their ionization states as a function of pH (see Fig. 4a for the ionization states at 25°C). Figure 7 Metastabilities of proteins around a pseudoinvariant point.

With results expected Friday, the closeness of the race has fueled fears of violence, particularly after a campaign marred by threats and intimidation of opposition supporters.

In this same study, the topography of frequency bands more closely related to sensory stimulation such as theta, proved to be much closer in topography across subjects (as expected, given the closeness in topography with evoked potentials), in a quantitative comparison with attention-related beta activity.

Excluding two O. rufipogon accessions (W1086 and W1092, Additional file 5), the presence of the atp6-orf79 structure was completely linked with the amplification pattern of LD_12, as expected from the closeness of the two regions (Table 4).

The selected features are expected to have individual closeness influence on cytosine methylation.

As expected for the networks, closeness and radiality had a linear relationship due to their similar calculations.

Stuart Rothenberg of The Rothenberg Political Report says the closeness of the Thune-Johnson contest, along with the House and governor's races, both also expected to be close, could make South Dakota "the single most interesting state in the 2002 elections".

Therefore, we expect that the closeness centrality indicator is negatively associated with the likelihood of an unfavorable judicial outcome.

Analyzing the approximately 1000 proteins that have such a functional association, we find that, as expected, in many cases evolutionary closeness goes on par with similarity between sets of proteins that are associated to a specific biological process.