Sentence examples for multiple inheritance of from inspiring English sources

Gupta et al. [15] for instance, noted that in their ontological database for subcellular neuroanatomy they had to allow for multiple inheritance of BFO categories of material entity, because otherwise they could not have consistently classified all relevant biological entities.

Besides differentiating WHO-ART concepts, SNOMED CT provides multiple inheritance of concepts.

Due to the extensive multiple inheritance of the component ontologies, it is possible to discover redundant nonalignments or even the same nonalignment more than once.

The WHO-ART terminology has a hierarchical structure with restricted multiple inheritance, to avoid double counting of the same case through common drug surveillance (e.g. if the WHO-ART term corresponding to a drug safety report would be located in more than one unique category).

Proponents of the multiple inheritance systems view and of holistic views about inheritance argue that these requirements are either unnecessary or too strong, and lead to a distorted understanding of evolution (see Griffiths & Gray 2001; Jablonka 2001).

In addition, they point out that the Hoyle conditions may be met in a distributed manner, that is by multiple inheritance systems each of which fails to meet the criteria on its own but that together give rise to the required properties.

Approaches that rule out or ignore non-genetic inheritance might be characterized as "monist" in their treatment of the question of the existence and significance of multiple inheritance systems.

We also tested differences of genotypes between groups by analysis of multiple inheritance models but they were not statistically significant (Table 3).

Sandewall (1986) presents a theory of multiple inheritance with exceptions (also called non- monotonic inheritance) based on a set of nonmonotonic inference rules, taking advantage at the same time of theories based on nonmonotonic logic as proposed by Etherington and Reiter and of path-based theories as proposed by Touretzky, Horty and Thomason.

Takes care of multiple inheritance.

In particular, the structural constraints permit a disciplined form of multiple inheritance with unambiguous inheritance and overriding behavior.