Sentence examples for necessity measures from inspiring English sources

Lincoln characteristically defended these decisions on the grounds of "military necessity," measures he deemed necessary to save the Union.

Of course, the fact that (finitely minimitive and unconditional) ranking functions and necessity measures are formally alike does not mean that their interpretations are the same.

(Of course, as indicated above, the possibility theorist can copy ranking theory by taking necessity measures as primitive and by adopting a well-ordered range).

In summary, the possibility distribution has the ability to handle both aleatory and epistemic uncertainty of pixel detection through a possibility and a necessity measures.

Based on the theories of possibility and necessity measures, a new multi-period portfolio optimization model with return demand and risk control is proposed.

(If we take necessity measures as primitive rather than letting them be induced by possibility measures, and if we continue to follow the rank-theoretic policy of adopting a well-ordered range, we can obviously also define countably and completely minimitive necessity measures).

Current solutions are for steady state at constant external concentration, but most gas exchange measurements, by necessity, measure the fluxes as the inorganic carbon is depleted in the media.

It is worth noting that necessity measure is more meaningful to satisfy the constraints.

In order to measure a fuzzy event, Zadeh [20, 21] proposed the concepts of possibility measure and necessity measure in 1978 and 1979, respectively.

end{aligned} (1)The possibility measure indicates to which extent event A is plausible, while the necessity measure indicates to which extent it is certain.

Moreover, this model improves upon the conventional fuzzy chance-constrained programming by introducing a linear combination of possibility measure and necessity measure with varying preference parameters.