Thus, we can calculate the set of maximal concepts preserving similarity.
Certain maximal concepts, such as "the greatest speed" are, he pointed out, fundamentally incoherent, and the term denotes nothing (G 4: 359–60).
Our method operates in three phases, where in phase I a set of candidate tree topologies is computed using the maximal cliques concept, in phase II divergence times for each of the topologies are estimated using mixed integer linear programming (MILP) and in phase III one tree, or a set of trees, is selected based on an optimality criterion.
Our method operates in three phases, where in phase I a set of candidate strain-tree topologies is computed using the maximal cliques concept, in phase II divergence times for each of the topologies are estimated using mixed integer linear programming (MILP) and in phase III the optimal tree (or trees) is selected based on an optimality criterion.
They consist of searching for minimal sets of concepts (for query restrictions) or maximal sets of concepts (for query relaxations).
Preferred extensions are subset-maximal admissible sets (equivalently: subset-maximal complete extensions); finally, semi-stable and stage extensions are characterized by maximizing the concept of range.
By Lemma 1, we are searching for the maximal set of concepts, so the disjunction of all similarities of the individual x is performed.
A concept, the maximal inscribed workspace (MIW) that is bounded by the maximal inscribed circle (MIC), is defined to characterize the workspace performance.
In short, while Mill's reflections on God aren't driven by a concept of maximal perfection simpliciter, they are importantly driven by a concept of maximal moral perfection.
Next we provide an example to illustrate the concept of maximal monotone mapping.
