The cognitive self-configuration process involves a quality feedback loop assisted by a knowledge base and remote cognitive information (i.e., from neighbor nodes and from a centralized CIS server).
There is, but it involves a quality that neither the Israelis nor the Palestinians have ever come close to mastering: tactical restraint in order to achieve strategic advantage.
The organisation has a pre-established set of rules which help the manager identify when a medication incident involves a quality assurance issue.
The Board determined the study involved a quality assurance project and did not constitute research involving human subjects.
It may be brief, but it expresses and confirms a common humanity, a recognition of the individual – and always involves a particular quality of attention.
It involves a "distinctive quality" (p. 55) which emerges, rather than merely being resultant, from the neural process (p. 14).
In an influential study, Herbert Fingarette argues that the performance of these various ceremonies, when done correctly and sincerely, involves a 'magical' quality that underlies the efficacy of royal 'virtue' in accomplishing the aims of the ruler.
If a single entity is involved, a monadic quality (quality of a single physical entity; Figure 3), i.e., one that inheres in a single entity is required.
If so, the cat mouth can be considered a kind of kenning also, although it differs from the others in that it involves a comparison of quality; it becomes an allegorical figure.
Arguing that the university's move toward online and blended courses is "financially driven and involves a compromise of quality", the SJSU philosophy department cited a comment from Gavin Newsom, the lieutenant governor of California, at the announcement of the state's deal with EdX.
Partly influenced by Wittgenstein, Russell now held the view that whenever a proposition apparently involves a relation or quality occurring as logical subject, it is capable of being analyzed into a form in which the relation or quality occurs predicatively.
