Sentence examples for informal framework from inspiring English sources

'Teaching machines' section sketches an informal framework for understanding the structural characteristics of adaptive learning systems.

Note that C-Trans can be false for some e, p and q because there are probability distributions that verify its antecedent while falsifying its consequent for any chosen t ∈ [0, 1). Thus C-Trans makes room for non-transmissivity of justification. C-Trans and C-Fail actually capture some feature of Wright's informal framework (cf. Chandler 2010, 338).

While the decision may still be of high quality, this informal framework does not allow pharmaceutical companies or patients to discern how different pieces of the evidence weigh in on it.

Comments from other respondents suggested that at least three services were operating within informal frameworks or models of comorbidity similar to the three described.

CA will not enhance agency without challenging both formal and informal normative frameworks.

Most players involved in shaping global health markets rely on informal, unpublished frameworks that generally describe the market problems (such as high price), identify specific causes (such as risk for manufacturers), and then focus on interventions to address the root cause (such as enhancing demand through advanced purchase).

In this paper we take a broad view of trust mechanism analysis in cloud computing and develop a somewhat informal and abstract framework as a route map for analyzing trust in the clouds.

Whether in the context of a currency board, a gold standard system, or within a more informal "floating currency" framework, the method is the same: the base money supply is contracted (supply reduced) when the currency's value is lower than is wished; and supply is increased when the currency's value is higher than is wished.

"Surrounded by Science" identifies six strands of informal learning mirroring the framework that effective informal science programs incorporate (Fenichel and Schweingruber 2010).

Trust has been found as a major substitute of formalized forms of coordination and alignment, especially in a framework of informal relationships and weak governance (Menard 2004).

A synthesis of the framework of informal payments as it emerged from this study is presented in Figure 1.