Sentence examples for invalid terms from inspiring English sources
Here, three modifications are proposed in a GP technique available in the literature for Innovization problems: (i) a method to ensure the consistency of the units of the principles using protected operations that ignore invalid terms, (ii) a strategy to avoid trivial solutions, and (iii) the use of an external archive to store the solutions of interest found during the search.
For a start, the definition of valid and invalid terms is frequently arguable.
In other words, it is necessary to find out the point that separates the valid and invalid terms.
Another issue is the accuracy of the relevance index, since not necessarily all valid terms will be ranked in higher positions than all invalid terms.
As a final consequence of these assumptions, the identification of the relevant terms of a domain consists in choosing a cutoff point to the ranked list aiming to have the valid terms above this point and the invalid terms below.
Invalid terms for which valid replacements could not be found were denoted as 'unknown'unknown
But this doesn't mean it's an invalid term, it's just more of a rule-of-thumb or generalisation used to refer to what happens when someone becomes psychologically unable to function as normal.
If the extraction used a text that contained no valid terms from the knowledge domain, then every extracted candidate term would be an invalid term (0% precision).
However, King et al. (1997, p. 77) rightly remarked that parental perceptions of fear acquisition "may be invalid in terms of what actually occurred," suggesting that it may also be important to ask children themselves to report on the possible pathways to their fears.
With the possible exception of one the only one still among the living all were what most normal citizens of the free world would be justified in calling moral invalids, in terms of their essential world view.
Indeed, petitioners' assertion that the provisions of the CTEA are not severable would make the CTEA's enlarged terms invalid even as to [537 U.S. 222] tomorrow's work.
