Sentence examples similar to mapping of accounts from inspiring English sources

To accomplish this, we first examine the range of problem domains and suggest a mapping of accounting and finance tasks to a generic problem domain taxonomy.

Fluctuation of the MAP, on account of spontaneous breathing, interferes with safety settings.

The association of the genomic mosaic structure of the genomes of every RI strain with the phenotypic differences between strains allows the mapping of genomic regions accounting for the trait variance.

In essence, the government laid out a road map of potential accounting issues in a future prosecution relating more directly to the Enron debacle, and then the jury found its way.

However, an examination of the properties of supervenience will show that it does not map well onto accounts of stratification.

Mudge successfully proposed selling maps to the public (albeit at prohibitive cost: three guineas per county survey – the average weekly wage of one of the engravers of the early maps), and oversaw the publication of accounts of his mapmakers' endeavours, priced to reach an audience far wider than military engineers or geographical scientists.

Regardless of the exact formulation, none of these counterfactuals are satisfied by the material conditional of clause (ii) as it appears in the simple mapping account of computation.

The result of that substitution is what Godfrey-Smith (2009) dubs the "simple mapping account" of computation.

A new approach has been taken by several studies [ 10- 12], which considered evolutionary processes at the individual replicator level through taking a genotype-phenotype mapping of interacting replicators into account.

One such proposal is the mapping account of mathematical applications offered by Pincock in 2004 and 2007.

The first thing to notice is that arguments for unlimited pancomputationalism rely either implicitly or explicitly on the simple mapping account of computation.