Sentence examples for rigid properties from inspiring English sources

But electrons possess other, less rigid properties like spin, which can be either "up", "down" or a fuzzy, imprecisely defined combination of the two.

In this paper, we describe multiple order-sorted logic programming that transfers rigid properties from knowledge bases.

Thus, it exhibits a pronounced capability for induced-fit adaptations, whereas the catalytic pocket exhibits rigid properties throughout all known crystal structures.

(See Parsons (1982) for an account of the logic of rigid properties).

It seems that charges of circularity are not so easily advanced here, although the view does raise questions about the nature of these rigid properties and our epistemic access to them.

This article has aimed to provide rigid properties to compare the existing models/systems and bring understanding of these systems to a broader Cloud computing community, including trust-aided system developers and practitioners.

From beginning to end of two tooth surfaces engaging with each other: for their rigid property, they contact at different points; and for their plastic property, they contact at small ellipses around the points.

Considering a relatively good rigid property of spiro rings, the determination of its stereochemistry was able to be conducted on the basis of ROESY analysis.

An alternative riff on these ideas which has been widely discussed, but not, so far as I know, published, would be to suppose that there is a rigid property of being Aristotle one that only Aristotle could have in any possible world (this property would be completely independent of being named 'Aristotle').

Given this knowledge, Locke assumes that, while starting from a position of equal political right, the great majority of free and equal persons in a state of nature (all women and all men who do not meet a rigid property qualification) could and most likely would rationally agree to alienate their natural rights of equal political jurisdiction in order to gain the benefits of political society.

This calculus is extended by embedding rigid-property derivation for multiple knowledge bases, each of which can transfer rigid-property information from other knowledge bases.