Sentence examples for sense relevant from inspiring English sources
It is fine to play these word games; but what makes a decision "constitutional" in the only sense relevant here -- in the sense that renders it impervious to supersession by Congressional legislation such as 3501 -- is the determination that the Constitution requires the result that the decision announces and the statute ignores.
Young children are not autonomous agents and lack free will in any sense relevant to the debates about responsibility.
If a system does not satisfy one of these conditions, it does not count as computing in the sense relevant to Modest Physical CTT.
To be a real possibility in an epistemic sense, a sense relevant to the reasonableness of the belief, would it have to be at least 5% probable?
"Experience" cannot be a natural kind term whose essence must be discoverable empirically if we are taking it in a sense relevant to epistemic justification.
Confirmation of water potability involved both observations made using the various sense (relevant to color, smell and taste) or ascertainment whether water is polluted with materials of visible qualities.
This makes the task of sensing relevant conditions less reliable and less feasible, so the robot often has to plan with incomplete knowledge of the environment.
Professor Louis Whitcomb directs the DSCL lab whose research focuses on problems in the navigation, dynamics, and control of linear and nonlinear dynamical systems, observers, nonlinear systems analysis, modeling, and sensing relevant to robots that interact dynamically in extreme environments.
The researchers suggest the ability to apply predictive analytics techniques are, in a sense, more relevant than theory.
But I also excludes from consideration information on preferences for alternatives that, in an ordinary sense, are relevant.
Detecting the "what has changed" signal by finding, sorting and making sense of relevant events requires a new class of search technology called intelligent business search.
