Sentence examples for implicit criteria from inspiring English sources

They are formulated as implicit criteria (simultaneously both sufficient and necessary) or as explicit sufficient criteria.

The quality of the automatically designed airfoils is assessed against the human generated ones, and insight on the influence of implicit criteria is extracted.

To derive the former, we propose the implicit criteria of eigenvalue assignment and transversality condition for creating the bifurcation in a desired parameter location.

For a problem (1), a compromise optimal solution is an efficient solution selected by the decision maker (DM) as being the best solution where the selection is based on the DM's explicit or implicit criteria.

By following this form of consciousness's attempts to make these implicit criteria explicit, we are meant to appreciate that any such contents, even the apparently most immediate ones, are in fact grasped conceptually, and so, in Hegel's terminology, there reception is actually mediated by the concepts with which they are grasped.

Community pharmacists identified potential DRPs and recommendations by implicit criteria.

Ann Beattie, born in 1947, is among the most gifted and prolific fiction writers of her generation, but her books are nowhere to be found on this list; not, I would venture, because she fails to live up to the survey's implicit criterion of importance, but because she steadfastly refuses to try.

For instance, you may discover that your implicit criterion for applying 'water' is that water =df the actual chemical kind in your environment that is a clear, potable, odorless liquid that falls as rain and fills lakes and streams.

As in the case of Sense-certainty, here in the case of Perception, by following the protagonist consciousness's efforts to make this implicit criterion explicit, we see how the criterion generates contradictions that eventually undermine it as a criterion for certainty.

Just as in the way a new shape of thought, Perception, had been generated from the internal contradictions that emerged within Sense-certainty, the collapse of any given attitude will be accompanied by the emergence of some new implicit criterion that will be the basis of a new emergent attitude.

Therefore, in projects where libraries are screened for activity, solubility is always an implicit criterion.