Sentence examples for from correctness from inspiring English sources

In many real systems, some deviations from correctness do not necessarily imply failure (or at least immediate failure).

Although crash data often suffer from correctness and completeness issues, these are rarely discussed or addressed in crash analyses.

The nature of the knowledge obtained from correctness proofs is said to be different to the knowledge that may be gleaned from standard proofs in mathematics.

Such results were obtained from correctness proofs and also through the experimental performance evaluation of a scheduling algorithm ReTaClasses developed to use the new scheduling infrastructure proposed.

Since proponents of the revisionary approach rely on the idea that meaning is normative, it has been suggested, their arguments do not touch the philosopher who denies that meaning is normative and rejects the move from correctness conditions to prescriptions.

Arcade provides the architect with early feedback from correctness evaluations by leveraging the formal DRA meta-model to enable model checking and generating a Execution Space visualization to aid completeness validation.

It may also be the case that certain sections of the public are delighted to have found a repository for their frustration with the 21st century: a refuge from received opinion, from political correctness, from the cant and dishonesty of public life (LBC and Ukip are both benefiting on this score).

It's not clear whether this inclusiveness stems from political correctness -- from a wish not to "privilege," as they say in the seminar room, one genre over another -- or merely from a reluctance to venture into the treacherous business of making value judgments.

SES then generates a correct answer and explanation from the correctness knowledge based on EBL Each operator's (op) perturbation is repeated.

SES then generates a correct answer and explanation from the correctness knowledge based on EBL Fig. 3 Erroneous knowledge by perturbation.

1) value from large data volume that provides access to more borrowers; 2) value from prediction correctness in reducing lenders' operational cost; 3) value from the variety of services catering to different needs of lenders; and 4) value from information protection to sustain credit service businesses.