On the one hand, it takes all the functions embodied in a conventional mechanical arm and fire system and integrates them in a single 1 cm3 package made of assembly of different parts.
It was pointed out already in Hintikka & Kulas (1983: 20) that at least in some cases compositionality can be restored by resorting to higher-order entities, specifically to functions embodying strategies of player 2. In the same connection it was noted that such higher-order entities are much less realistic philosophically and psycholinguistically than the original individuals.
Fishwich et al. [ 50] emphasize that the concept of the therapeutic relationship is fundamental to mental health care, despite inherent tensions between the caring imperative and custodial functions embodied in mental health legislation.
Here, we study a space of more than sixteen million three-gene model regulatory circuits, where each circuit is represented by a genotype, and has one or more functions embodied in one or more gene expression phenotypes.
These two properties may be brought together when brain areas interact such that their aggregate function embodies cognition.
For those who want an explicit explanation of the function embodied by a character, we provide an addendum, but we don't want parents or others feeling obligated to lead a math exercise.
The definition of cost function embodies the two possibilities: consider only (1) H/V or (2) the Rayleigh dispersion curves or (3) both.
A flat distance function embodies an extreme version of likeness nihilism — namely, that as a matter of brute necessity no world is more like the actual world than is any other.
From movement to thought: executive function, embodied cognition, and the cerebellum.
His art is beautiful in form, and in function embodies the principles of populism and social consciousness I aspire to in my own practice.
These perceptual models were combined with a loss-function embodying the task instructions to form a complete BDT response model.
