Sentence examples for of action descriptions from inspiring English sources

The approach presented here takes as input a procedural model of the agent's environment and produces as output a set of action descriptions that capture how the agent can exploit the dynamics in the environment.

First of all, we consider the update of an action description with respect to further criteria, for instance, by ensuring that the updated description entails some observations, assertions, or general domain properties that constitute further constraints that are not expressible in an action description in general.

We demonstrate the first public release of the Abaco system, an integrated development environment designed to support the construction and maintenance of action semantics descriptions.

Moreover, our framework allows us to discriminate amongst alternative updates of action domain descriptions and to single out a most preferable one, based on a given preference relation possibly dependent on the specified criteria.

1. CDPF Phase I Description of Actions: The Description of Actions outlines rational for the Capacity Development Partnership Fund CDPFF) and provide an overview of planned activities which form the core of CDPF Phase I between 2011-14.

A constraint may trigger many actions Action A description of an action to be taken Attribute A name-value entity responsible principally for the matching of policies.

It is also usually conceded that the project of analysing actions in terms of muscular behaviour is doomed because there will be any number of different physical behaviours that could be involved, say, in an action (like paying a debt) and because identical physical behaviours admit of various action-descriptions.

In the ink-filled pages of books, words transformed into actions, descriptions into scenes, as my mind became a theater, with the playbill reflecting the novel I held in my hands at the moment.

The second idea is that of action 'under a description' (a phrase originally appearing in G. E. M. Anscombe's Intention, published in 1959).

The current of story tends to flow more naturally through descriptions of action.

I wanted to produce something that didn't look like a film script, that wasn't simply lines of dialogue and descriptions of action.