In this regard, we examine analogous notions to the problem of enumerating preferred extensions and present algorithms that decide subjective, respectively objective, acceptance.
For example, one may distinguish two notions of the problem-solving ability of a theory: the number of problems solved so far, and the number of solvable problems.
In conclusion, this study lends additional support to the notion of the problem state bottleneck.
If we say that theories have the same content just when they mutually entail one another, then each entailment account comes with its own notion of content; the problem of finding the right entailment relation is just the problem of finding the right notion of content, the notion that is relevant to ontological commitment.
Mrs. Goodgold criticized the notion of solving the problem of a too-big building by increasing its size.
Mrs. Goodgold didn't much care for the notion of solving the problem of a too-big building by increasing its size.
By Matthew McKnight February 21 , 2013"What we have now is a government where the notion of solving the problem seems to be secondary to a lot of people in Congress," George Packer says on this week's Political Scene podcast.
"What we have now is a government where the notion of solving the problem seems to be secondary to a lot of people in Congress," George Packer says on this week's Political Scene podcast.
Cameron, who was at the White House for a brief visit, pushed back gently on the notion that the problem of radicalization could be blamed on immigration woes.
In Paul's view, Arnold Schwarzenegger had been the best test to date of the notion that the problem with California politics was personal, that all the system needed to fix itself was an independent-minded leader willing to rise above petty politics and exert the will of the people.
Strauss's dissertation considered the implications of Jacobi's notion of revelation for the problem of knowledge.
