Sentence examples for possibility approach from inspiring English sources

In order to deal with vagueness of the data Fuzzy Set Theory (FST) and possibility approach are used to overcome the disadvantages of the conventional probability based approaches.

(For critical discussion of the Principles of Possibility approach see the symposium on Being Known in Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 64(3).) In general, there are two main critical issues that surround the Principles of Possibility.

Uncertainty in such performance is addressed by a fuzzy possibility theory approach.

Chalmers has explicitly proposed a way of extending the epistemic possibilities approach to the content of perceptual experience (Chalmers 2010, especially pp. 376 377 of the Afterword on "The Two-Dimensional Content of Perception").

But even now they feel pregnant with creative possibilities, approaching nothingness not as an end but as a pivot for renewal.

More substantively, Korean startups are often pushed by advisers to emphasize their intellectual property and early revenue possibilities, approaches that are antithetical to the typical investment philosophy of Silicon Valley's Sand Hill Road.

Against this background, the GFPA-guideline "Ingenieurmethoden des Brandschutzes" [10] has been developed in the recent years, which describes and classifies the available possibilities, approaches and models as well as provides suitable support for their application.

"Finally, after many years, you are seeing women have the possibility to approach athletics like a job, not just as mothers who run," Gabriele Nicola, an Italian who is Keitany's coach, said.

A possibility to approach diffraction limited brightness is demonstrated.

Indeed, the possibility to approach the problem by using different families of wavelets, for several available scales, allows a successful application of the characteristic microscopy of the wavelets.

The possibility to approach the holidays so differently leads me to how "Thanukkah/Thanksgivukkah" can allow us to re-hear aspects of each holiday.