Sentence examples for extended belief from inspiring English sources
However, it is important to remark that there is a somehow misleading but widely extended belief, even in part of the fuzzy community, regarding fuzzy systems as interpretable no matter how they were designed.
It is worth noting that this new extended belief rule base representation is a great extension of traditional rule base as well as fuzzy rule base by encompassing the uncertainty description in the rule antecedent and consequent.
Subsequently, a simple but efficient and powerful method for automatically generating such extended belief rule base from numerical data is proposed involving neither time-consuming iterative learning procedure nor complicated rule generation mechanisms but keeping the relatively good performance, which thanks to the new features of the extended rule base with belief structures.
By using feature selection methods to optimize the subset of initial sensors in a smart environment, this paper proposes the adaption of the extended belief rule-based inference methodology (RIMER+) to handle data binary sensors and its use as the suitable classifier for activity recognition that keeps the accuracy of results even in situations where an essential sensor fails.
Also in the Friday interview, on ABC's "Good Morning America," Mr. Paul extended his belief that too much blame was being laid at the feet of business, by alluding to the deaths of 29 workers at a Massey Energy mine in West Virginia last month.
Perhaps he has extended this belief to the idea he can drive England past the Ukrainians tonight, then carry them into the uplands of football that was already compelling before Cristiano Ronaldo threatened to eclipse all else with his subjugation of the Dutch on Sunday.
A panel of five people – including two cardinals and Mary Ann Glendon, a Harvard law professor who used to be US ambassador to the Holy See – was announced by the Vatican on Wednesday as Francis showed signs of wanting to extend his belief in ethical financial reform to his own backyard.
Does he extend his belief in open source to the open sourcing of content as well as code?
It only makes sense, then, that the Christian right should extend that belief of their Forefathers's infallibility a few Amendments down to the 14th, specifically the "due process" part which gave women the right to choose after the Roe v. Wade decision.
Furthermore, if the minimalist strategy extends to beliefs, so that all there is to being a belief is to be a state of mind expressible by such minimally truth apt sentences, moral judgements will be beliefs.
Given our interest in the role of beliefs, it is relevant to see if these similarities extend to beliefs about the role of luck and other economic issues.
