Sentence examples for program according to which from inspiring English sources

God, in choosing a possible world, chooses all the essences of all the actual individuals, each of which has its program, according to which it acts spontaneously and freely.

A reductive program according to which either everything physical/material is reducible to something mental and thus confirms idealism or everything mental can be reduced to something physical/material and thus gives rise to realism or materialism is in his eyes "ridiculous" (cf. GW 6, 290 ff).

Invariant theory was an active area of research in the later nineteenth century, prompted in part by Felix Klein's Erlangen program, according to which different types of geometry should be characterized by their invariants under transformations, e.g., the cross-ratio of projective geometry.

Many Japanese day nurseries have adopted daily programs according to which children are allowed to play freely in the morning and attend classes after 10 o'clock.

Among the innovations was the "villagization," or ujamaa, program of Tanzania, according to which a group of families live, work, and make decisions together and share the costs and benefits of farming the land.

The new government's program, according to Reuters, which said it had obtained a copy, plans to trim the budget deficit to 1percentt of G.D.P. by 2005.

Files are still stored in folders according to which program they were created in, but they are now accessible using a simple system.

The later work of Kuhn and Wittgenstein in particular were influential in the development of the Strong Program doctrine of "meaning finitism", according to which the meanings of terms are conceived as social institutions: the various ways in which they are used successfully in communication within a linguistic community.

(A related view is Smart's (1959) program of "topic-neutral translations" according to which "I see a yellowish-orange after-image" was to be understood as, "There is something going on which is like what is going on when I have my eyes open, am awake, and there is an orange illuminated in good light in front of me, that is, when I really see an orange".

c'Suitable for validation' means evidence for SNV met criteria for validation by Sanger sequencing (tumor NRAF ≥0.2, germline NRAF ≤0.05 and ≥8 reads in both samples. To determine what fraction of predictions in each call set were FPs, the predicted somatic SNVs were divided into call sets according to which program(s) identified them.

Overall, 56.4% of the somatic mutations identified by two of the programs were also validated (Table  2), although the validation rate varied from 35 to 78% according to which two programs were considered.