Sentence examples for flexible account of from inspiring English sources

The result is a more robust and flexible account of knowledge in the situation calculus suitable for asynchronous, partially-observable multi-agent domains.

In sum, it seems that a truly flexible account of properties should abandon not only the restrictive hierarchy of types but also the constraint that all properties come with a fixed number of argument places.

Pickering and Garrod (2004 21) state that their model of interactive alignment "challenges linguists to come up with a more flexible account of grammar capable of capturing linguistic constraints on linked sentence fragments".

Newcomb's model and others similar to it are not as precisely mathematical (quantitative) as Shannon's and thus permit more flexible accounts of human behaviour and its variable relationships.

In this magnificent collaboration, a half-dozen elegantly turned lute solos and consort fantasias are interspersed among Andreas Scholl's nuanced, coloristically flexible accounts of Dowland's supremely melancholy lute songs and earthier, more exotic works (most notably John Bennet's exotically chromatic "Venus' Birds Whose Mournful Tunes") by Dowland's contemporaries.

Although in some respects, idealized positions continue to be articulated, in the main TOL research -- whether skeptical or convinced of the TOL's existence, constructability and relevance -- is about shifting conceptual frameworks and flexible accounts of what the TOL is and does.

Emmanuel Villaume, the music director of the Spoleto Festival USA, spurred the Met orchestra hard in the overture, but led a deftly balanced, flexible account thereafter.

She deftly accompanied herself at the piano in a flexible, personalized account of "Ombra mai f? from Handel's "Serse," but seemed hemmed in during a brave but uneven rendition of "Che far?nza Euridice," from Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice" with the orchestra.

The inverse effects of speed and accuracy instructions on coherence and baseline trial activity in pLPFC and pre-SMA are compatible with a flexible baseline account of the SAT.

Consistent with a flexible baseline account of pre-SMA activity, the medial frontal cortex has been shown to exhibit anticipatory/preparatory activity ahead of motor responses [74] [76], with such increases in baseline activity concomitant with decreases in reaction times [77], [78].

The participants are given a flexible wellness account of up to $1150 annually for up to three years to purchase services and supports to implement the strategies they identified to meet their health goals.