Marin, by his own admission, is one of the world's "congenital law-abiders and reflexive rule-followers," with "an innate aversion to unauthorized situations".
A set of reflexive rules has been developed for the robot to react to the uncertainty of the working environment.
The UIHC core laboratory uses Data Innovations (South Burlington, VT) Instrument Manager ("Middleware") for interfacing of instruments and for control of reflexive rules for automated tests [ 39].
The reflexive rush to normal is counterproductive.
Amid its witty asides and tongue-in-check answers to multiple-choice questions, the handbook clearly stakes out a position for a moderate, flexible version of Islam, one that places a higher premium on moral intent than reflexive observance of every rule.
Sucking it down is a reflex, our first reflexive gratification.
Visually-guided reflexive saccades were largely normal.
Consider the idea that ontological dependence could be reflexive: there is nothing in theory that rules out a relation of ontological dependence obtaining in such a way that a given object is dependent on itself.
A definition \(\mathcal{D}\) is finite iff, for all ground models \(M\), there is a natural number \(m\) such that for all hypotheses \ V\), the result of \(m\) application to \ V\) of the revision rule for \(\mathcal{D}\) in \(M\) is reflexive.
The identity axiom and the rule of transitivity imply that ≥ is a transitive and reflexive relation.
Yet it would be only half-right to regard Leaving Alexandria as a theological correlate to Malcolm Bradbury's The History Man: the tale of a capable, reflexive chancer who mastered a domain by understanding its codes and rules as aesthetic forms.
