Sentence examples for fixed descriptions from inspiring English sources

Even when the teaching and creating are related in method and style, instruction requires that activity be labeled with words, whereas the artist tries to work outside of fixed descriptions -- that's the difference between teaching, which is an externalized activity, and creating, which is inherently private and personal.

Maximum fixed Description number, Graphic display number and Alignments number do not fit Hits# obtained; thus, true hit number is that obtained when set values are higher than number of obtained hits.

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No. What it means is only that non-experts effectively defer to experts who do know (and don't just theorize about) the relevant reference-fixing descriptions.

Reference is fixed via description when a speaker stipulates, in effect: "Whatever is the unique such-and-such is to be called 'N'".

HLS techniques have been reviewed for the last few years to benefit from multiple word-length fixed point description of the algorithms to be implemented.

(As noted by Kripke (1980), the name 'Neptune' was fixed by description, stipulated by the astronomer Le Verrier to refer to whatever was the planetary cause of observed perturbations in the orbit of Uranus).

"We want to keep this as relevant as possible until the problem is fixed," a description on the fundraiser page reads.

Now consider a context where the shared background assumptions include the proposition that the references of 'A' and 'B' were fixed by certain descriptions but leave open whether the two descriptions single out the same object.

(If the reference of 'Phosphorus' was determined by a reference-fixing description together with the facts about which entity meets the description, then that fact itself is not a semantic fact, but a metasemantic one, i.e., it does not concern the question of what the meaning of the word is, but the question of how the meaning of the word is determined).

Here the object may be named by simply pointing it out — "that's it, over there" — or the reference of the name may be fixed by a description.