Sentence examples for formulated as if from inspiring English sources

PPS estimators were formulated as if vessels were the sampling units.

Defenders note that moral language is formulated as if moral claims can be true and that we worry about whether to believe certain moral claims just as if truth is at stake.

"It is all being formulated as if there was a conflict between Russia and Ukraine... and our partners suggested using the situation created by a coup as a starting point," Lavrov told Putin during talks in the Black Sea resort of Sochi.

These were formulated as concretely as possible.

A decision rule for the occurrence of a P300 wave was then formulated as follows: if y ≥ t h ⇒ say P 300 occurs ; if y < t h ⇒ say P 300 does not occur.

The basic idea is that any collection the same size as a set is a set, which can be logically formulated as follows: if φ x,y) is a functional formula ∀x∀y∀z[(φ x,y) & φ x,z)) → y = z] and A is a set then there is a set {y | ∃x ∈ A(φ x,y))}.

Questions about prescribed treatments included all non-surgical options described in the SCS 26 27 and were formulated as follows: "If patients did not receive the following non-surgical treatments, do you prescribe these treatments?" In case of physical therapy or dietary therapy we asked whether they referred patients, rather than initiating this treatment themselves.

One of the results can be formulated as follows [6]: if there exists a positive constant ε such that τ ( t ) > ε and p ( t ) > ε, then there exist unbounded solutions to (1.7).

Given an application problem (e.g. from computer vision, robotics, etc), decide if it should be formulated as a RL problem; if yes be able to define it formally (in terms of the state space, action space, dynamics and reward model), state what algorithm (from class) is best suited for addressing it and justify your answer (as assessed by the project and the exam).

If formulated as above, a spacetime is a manifold of events with certain fields defined on the manifold.

Or it may be formulated as a methodological principle: if T is simpler than T* then it is rational to adopt T as one's working theory for scientific purposes.