Sentence examples for ordering concept from inspiring English sources

The non-dominated sets obtained from our algorithm and original heuristic (algorithm without ordering concept) are compared using three different indices.

Africana philosophy as an ordering concept, then, is neither the promise of, nor an aspiration for, a unifying philosophy already shared, or to be shared, by all properly thoughtful persons African and/or of African descent.

Reading researchers (e.g., Trabasso and van den Broek1985; Trabasso et al.1984; Warren et al.1979) and linguists (e.g., Noordman and de Blijzer2000; Schleppegrell and Achugar2003; Veel and Coffin1996) not only agree that causation is an important ordering concept for text comprehension but that variations on causal constructions impact readers' mental representations of texts.

In these cases the formal ontology is particularly useful to organize a delimited knowledge domain, because it permits to order concepts and the relationships among them (Frixione and Lieto 2012).

Used together, FCA and SQE make it possible to order concepts semantically and search for matches that best reflect the intension of the user, i.e., the medical concepts she wants to express through a set of proposed terms.

But this isn't a higher-order concept.

For example, the notion of set finiteness cannot be expressed as a first-order concept.

And likewise the concept oboe when applied in an experience is a first-order concept of a sound type, not a higher-order concept of one's experience of sound.

But despite appearances, there is no circularity, since Frege analyzes the second-order concept being a concept under which two objects fall without appealing to the concept two.

Object identity, as represented by the equality operator between two terms in predicate calculus, is essentially a first-order concept.

In Wang Bi's reworking, wu emerges as a higher-order concept that accounts for the coming to be of qi and all qi-constituted phenomena.