Sentence examples for predicate description from inspiring English sources

8) Decision-making: the ability to enable users to take decisions based on the recommended 'best-fit' output from various scenarios using artificial intelligence (predicate, description, fuzzy logic), expert systems tools and techniques such as OGC standards (OWS Context standard, KML standard and Decision Fusion Model etc)., DROOLS and JESS rule-based engines.

All parties agree that mental predicates and descriptions differ from physical predicates and descriptions.

Davidson instead formulates anomalous monism in terms of predicates and descriptions.

In response, Davidson (1963) noted that logical connections hold among predicates or descriptions of events, not among events themselves.

Climate change policy (and much of the associated natural science research) agenda is predicated around a description of the methane challenge as one that is technocratic in nature.

At a first approximation, Goodman's claim that "denotation is the core of representation" (1976, 5) means that pictures are pictorial labels for their subjects, individuals or sets of individuals, analogously to how names or predicates or verbal descriptions are linguistic labels for their denotata.

"The other half was the F.B.I.'s unfortunate and unwarranted acceptance of D.O.E.'s description of the predicate, its unhesitating and unquestioning acceptance of D.O.E.'s identification of Lee as 'the most logical suspect,' " the report said.

It is widely agreed that many, if not all, psychological states are similarly irreducible, and so psychological predicates are not reducible to physical descriptions and one has predicate dualism.

A declaration of these predicates, available online constitutes a semantic description of the service.

The principle of Extensionality can easily be made to fail by considering, for example, the predicates \(P\): rational featherless biped and \(Q\): human being and the function \(K\) on predicates which assigns to each predicate the number of words in its description.

It is natural to view concept and role definitions in description logics as expressing monadic and dyadic predicates in predicate calculus.