Sentence examples for for physical realization from inspiring English sources
This project was, alas, never built either, but the detailed plans and drawings that give it life have a charm that -- like Claes Oldenburg's drawings for his impossible monuments -- transcends the need for physical realization.
Chalmers elaborates this intuitive idea, providing detailed necessary and sufficient conditions for physical realization of CSAs.
The performance evaluation shows that the whole architecture with improved control module can achieve a time complexity of O(n2) and will be more feasible for physical realization.
The experimental findings are well-correlated with the molecular simulation, particularly for the physical realization of a bead-shaped microstructure and a trans-cis isomerization.
These constraints include, for example, the nature of physical realizations of symbols and the relations between abstract symbolic computations and the physical causal processes that execute them.
A new mythological language became current, inspired partly by Classical literature and sculpture and by descriptions of lost ancient paintings and partly by the Renaissance search for the full physical realization of the ideal human figure.
The so-called non-Abelian anyons are most promising for quantum computation, but their physical realization may prove to be complex.
At first, we briefly discuss the model which we use, then discuss the possible physical realization of proposed scheme for achieving the quantum entanglement in DQW structures.
A strength of autonomy solutions is that they secure a causal role for mental properties without running afoul of Completeness, as the physical realization of behavior is always matched with some physical properties of its cause.
While the program may have to be changed, this is not instigated by any lack of accord with its physical realization, but by an independent abstract semantics for assignment.
Nevertheless, for some particular kinematic joints (e.g. spherical joints) the physical realization takes the shape of distinct components that are attached to the adjacent bodies.
