Sentence examples for generating true from inspiring English sources

Then, Plantinga submits, our mental machinery, having developed from that of lower animals, would be highly unreliable when it came to generating true theories.

Most of the previous studies focused more on generating true Pareto front to the problem in an efficient manner.

In this paper we propose the method of generating true random numbers utilizing the circuit primarily designed as Physically Unclonable Function (PUF) based on ring oscillators.

They decide the number of the accredited means by empirically observing the effectiveness and reliability of the respective means in generating true beliefs.

On Plantinga's version, theistic beliefs count as knowledge because they are produced by the operation of a special cognitive faculty whose functional design fits it for the purpose of generating true beliefs about God.

As expected, the simulation result shows that the ex ante control chart is capable of detecting the abnormal behaviors by generating true signals in possible scenarios with respect to the different network topologies.

Whether epimutations have the requisite stability in trans-generational transmission to generate true heritable states is always a key question about their evolutionary potential (Slatkin 2009) but strong trans-generational transmissibility of epigenetic states has been shown for two genes affecting coat color patterns in the mouse, Agouti and Axin Fu genes (Morgan et al. 1999; Rakyan et al. 2003).

A question generator prototype was developed in Java and used to generate true and false, multiple choice, and short answer questions using the ontology-based generation strategies defined by Papasalouros et al. (2017); Papasalouros et al. (2011), Cubric and Tosic (2017), Grubisic (2012); Grubisic et al. (2013), and Al-Yahya (2014); Al-Yahya (2011).

So he generated true randomness by recording the radiation from his luminous watch with a Geiger counter.

Nonetheless, a confederation was — and likely is — the only way to generate true leverage against Amazon's supremacy.

No computer can generate true randomness, but programmers use a variety of algorithms, and sometimes the physical limitations of the machine, to create approximations.