Sentence examples for notion of rules from inspiring English sources

The three linguistic terms related to "addiction", extracted from the literature, were converted to the fuzzy notion of rules as follows: The degree of impact was then converted from its qualitative value (M, H, VH) to its quantitative value of 0.648 using FL concepts as described in [ 87].

He struck me as an honest man sometimes asked to lie for his country, a man of keen analytical skills, little ego, comfortable with the notion of rule by committee.

ELAN was one of the first rule based language to introduce a clear separation between the notion of rule and the notion of control, also called strategy.

It is based on a notion of rule instantiation, where the instantiation transforms rule schemes into rule instances by cloning and expansion.

In this paper we present the essential features we have considered when designing the Tom language, which is an extension of Java that integrates the notions of rules and strategies.

Notions of rule hierarchy and sensor data fusion are introduced and combined to achieve desirable goals.

Guarini (2001) responds that if we pay attention to notions of rule following that are useful to cognitive modeling, Aizawa's constructions will seem beside the point.

This notion of association rules is very general, and much research has been invested into constraint-association rule mining, which can efficiently limit the search to rules that satisfy constraints, such as rules having a negative consequent [ 10].

To support flexible policy specification, we define the notion of restraint rules for authorization management processes and introduce the concept of impact weight for the conditions in these restraint rules.

Sociobiology has the notion of "epigenetic rules", laws of behaviour that have evolved over time.

This is contrasted with mental ascription, where the normative notion of rationality rules out the possibility of certain mental states following from others.