Sentence examples for logical characterisation from inspiring English sources

The main focus of recent research is on logical characterisation of spatio-temporal models, expressiveness and computational complexity Kontchakov et al. (2007).

If we take arguments like (4) to turn not on matters of deductive validity but something else, such as an a priori knowable definition, then we must look elsewhere for a characterisation of logical consequence.

Logical analysis in CNA aims to a characterisation of the input/output behaviour of the system and to search for interventions that can change the natural behaviour into a desired one: CNA computes the logical steady state that follows from a user-defined scenario (consisting of a set of input stimuli, e.g. receptor X is activated and receptor Y not).

In general, the detailed characterisation of the biological properties of a particular pathophysiological factor could provide a logical rationale for testing its potential prognostic significance as a biomarker in HCC.

Our aim in this article is to provide a brief characterisation of some of the notions that play a central role in contemporary accounts of logical consequence.

Deft characterisation.

His characterisation?

MOSFET aging and characterisation.

Characterisation is another problem.

Definitive characterisation of adrenal lesions.

Characterisation overlaps too.