Sentence examples for space hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Considering the clear dangers of the failed state/ungoverned space hypothesis that justifies the Afghan mission, it seems hard to understand advocating the creation of a similar arena in Iran.

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I conclude that his key theoretical concepts, such as the problem space hypothesis, knowledge level systems, and intelligence as approximation to the knowledge level are fundamentally competence constructs.

This is the reason why the 'hitchhiking in space' hypothesis should be considered more closely in genome scan studies.

This is in line with Eichenbaum's memory space hypothesis, with hippocampal preplay, and with psychological studies demonstrating the importance of space and spatial metaphors in grounding memory and cognition.

The algorithm presented in this paper searches a space of hypotheses where each hypothesis is a possible tiling of the surveillance grid by non-outbreak and outbreak rectangles.

A general expression for the effective continuum tangent operator is derived based on the effective space plasticity hypothesis.

In addition, when we deal with a CAT space, the hypothesis d ( x 0, F ( T ) ) < π / 4 for each theorem in this section is replaced by d ( x 0, F ( T ) ) < D κ / 4 and so can be dropped if κ ≤ 0 (in this case, D κ = ∞ ; refer to Section 2 for the definition).

Brazdil et al. (2009) distinguishes declarative bias specifying the representation of the space of hypotheses (for example representing hypotheses using neural networks only) and procedural bias, which affects the ordering of the hypotheses (for example preferring hypothesis with smaller runtime).

Statistical Issue: there is always a large space of hypotheses for the base model to choose from.

We compute the classification loss in a feature space with hypothesis-margin and minimize the loss by optimizing the weights of features.