Sentence examples for intuitive conditions from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we provide a uniformly ultimately boundedness (UUB) result for the direct HDP learning controller under mild and intuitive conditions.

To these highly intuitive conditions, Hempel added that, since logically equivalent hypotheses have the same empirical content, whatever confirms one member of a set of logically equivalent hypotheses must also confirm the others, which he called "the equivalence condition".

Participants in the intuitive condition selected ideas that were more creative, more original, and equally useful than the ideas selected by participants in the deliberative condition.

EPR use this case to argue that one cannot maintain both an intuitive condition of local action and the completeness of the quantum description by means of the wave function.

Moreover, whereas selection performance of participants in the deliberative condition was not better than chance level, participants in the intuitive condition selected ideas that were more creative, more original, and more useful than the average of all available ideas.

In a symbolic system that is now so familiar as to be intuitive, atmospheric conditions came to stand in for the human condition.

(P2) states the intuitive truth conditions of (7), being an instance of the modalized propositional equivalent of the Tarski truth-schema s is true iff s.

This doesn't give the intuitive truth conditions of (13) on the reading that concerns us, since (13b) would be true if something failed to be a donkey Sarah owns.

In addition, even if 'a donkey' could magically do this in (13), assuming it is an existential quantifier, we still wouldn't get the intuitive truth conditions of (1), which require that Sarah beats every donkey she owns.

These intuitive correctness conditions line up with a plausible account of the function of the representation.

To see the problem, let L be the function from each sentence of English to its intuitive truth condition, and let L* be the restriction of that function to sentences that aren't very long.