"Eurisko was exposing the fact that any finite set of rules is going to be a very incomplete approximation of reality," Lenat explained.
In a society without much in the way of accurate social reporting and with no tradition of a social sense of itself, one of the few glimpses of its actual social reality, incomplete as that glimpse was, was offered in this moviel and ritual.
Otherwise, adjustment between incomplete knowledge and reality can be a result of intentional modification of objects in question, as it happens in design of any artifact.
In Laozi's view, every linguistic concept is determined by time and space, and can therefore represent only a partial, incomplete expression of reality, which he saw as integral, dynamic and holistically structured.
"Saying that all of the insurance losses the CBO attributes to repealing the mandate are the result of individuals not being 'forced' to buy insurance is at best incomplete and in reality quite duplicitous".
Researchers have known for years that their models of reality are incomplete.
But when the ad ends, fantasy's narrative gives way to the incomplete story arc of reality.
Even so, without a bridge that connects data to experience, reality is incomplete.
WASHINGTON — The human rights picture in many countries remained deeply troubling last year, the State Department said Friday, with the Middle East facing "the harsh realities of incomplete and contested transitions," Russia and Iran cracking down on activists, and many governments harshly suppressing both new and traditional media.
Imaginative literature, she has written, asks us "to allow that our perception of reality may be incomplete, our interpretation of it arbitrary or mistaken".
