Sentence examples for partial ignorance from inspiring English sources
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Influences from economics and computer science have led a number of logicians to use logic for analysing decision making under conditions of partial ignorance.
Such diagonal intensions, moreover, are theoretical abstractions derived from a set of horizontal intensions that are compatible with the subject's partial ignorance about nature of the objects, kinds, and properties she is representing (i.e., her partial ignorance of the horizontal intensions for her words and thoughts).
In this situation, we demonstrate some of the conditions under which privacy/efficiency tradeoffs emerge, as well as complications that arise when agents can reason effectively under conditions of partial ignorance.
However, considering that service performance evaluations are deeply based on stakeholders' judgments, they can be characterized by possible uncertainties related to incompleteness for partial ignorance, imprecision for subjectivity and even vagueness.
The utility of a generalization like (56) is not so much that it eliminates the need to rely on an infinite conjunction, but that it is 'blind' (i.e., made under partial ignorance of what was said).
It's a highly entertaining read, short and somehow still fresh, with sharp descriptions about relative ignorance, partial perspective, religious and social control and shows how an apparently academic subject can spring to life.
The legislator debated, and by his earnestness, industry, and eloquence, aided no doubt by the pressing exigencies of the time, gained a partial triumph over the ignorance and prejudice which ruled; and shadowed out for the first time the principles of Political Economy into the embodyment of FREE TRADE as their practical result.
They are able to deal with partial information and pure ignorance.
And what, apart from their own ignorance of the truth, governs their very partial perspective on the world of becoming?
"It's ignorance, sheer ignorance".
