Sentence examples for logical criterion from inspiring English sources

Consistency is a very weak logical criterion; but it's evocative.

Def {2a} GA-alignments = portion of the GPxI that contains the aligned GA-sequences not in their natural order, but re-ordered by a certain logical criterion (e.g. by the size of poly(A) sequences in the upstream end of the GA-sequences, etc. ).

Patterns of gene flow are a logical criterion for understanding species limits, but this is not without its limitations.

But this was a tame conception of revolution compared to Kuhn's, given Popper's two logical criteria for a progressive new theory, that (a) it must logically conflict with its predecessor and overthrow it; yet (b) "a new theory, however revolutionary, must always be able to explain fully the success of its predecessor" (Popper 1975).

The restrict operation retrieves rows from a table by matching each row against logical criteria (a predicate).

A final source-specific Mmax is selected from the three Mmax values by following the logical criteria.

He used as an example a recent experience of househunting, when he and his wife went to view a house that fulfilled absolutely none of their logical criteria for what they wanted in a home, and yet which they knew to be the right place for them.

But in the absence of a more definitive and the most logical criteria particularly from biomechanical viewpoint, the researchers will continue to design conditions and procedures to understand the seat dynamics and evaluate the seating discomfort.

It also indicated that the BETA implementation of logical criteria generates more efficient test sets regarding code and mutation coverage than the input space partitioning ones.

Again, the randomization feature presented positive influence on coverage results, of around 8%% on average mutation coverage for the different logical criteria.

Mourelatos also showed that the logical criteria of Vendler's and Kenny's classifications actually function in two ways: they can be used to distinguish various types of occurrences such as processes and events, but they also highlight inferential analogies between processes and stuffs on the one hand, and events and things on the other hand.