The founders of AI envisioned the notion of embedded intelligence as being conjoined between perception, reasoning and actuation.
Recall (see [11]) that 2 n × n matrix solutions Y i, Y ˆ i of (2.1), (2.2) are said to be conjoined bases if rank Y i = n, Y i T J Y i = 0, rank Y ˆ i = n, Y ˆ i T J Y ˆ i = 0, (2.3).
Today's synagogue (Calle I, corner of 13; 00 53 7 832 8953) is conjoined with one of the city's hippest haunts where cool young things sip cocktails and beers at the curved red bar (00 53 7 83001354).
Reid's point is that if the relation of causation is really that of constant conjunction, then the first time that two types of event are conjoined, the first cannot be the cause of the second.
The theme of restoration was conjoined to an emphasis on the uniqueness and accomplishments of the tetrarchs themselves.
In effect the electrons, trillions upon trillions of them, are conjoined to respond en masse.
Most of them were conjoined not by ensemble improvising but by Mr. Osby's unaccompanied alto saxophone.
His bidding war on eBay introduced two now characters, the gruesome Witches of eBay, who are conjoined by the head and, we learnt, were responsible for Lomax losing his eyes in his first scrap for Snappy.
The deontological concept of justification could be conjoined with either accessibility internalism or with mentalism.
In addition to occasional thylakoid bifurcations and mergers, thylakoid lumina were most frequently continuous with each other where the tips of two adjacent thylakoids were conjoined by a 180° loop of the thylakoid membrane (most clearly seen in Figures 3A and 4F).
