Network reconstructions provide a systematic means to integrate and analyze proteomic data in a biologically meaning manner.
'Quantitative' prop traders like me have a systematic view, meaning I build strategies and then trade them longer term on the market.
One's answer to this question will determine whether one thinks that Wittgenstein was wrong to give up on the idea of a systematic theory of meaning, and Quine right to suggest that the very notion of "meaning" was a hangover of Aristotelean essentialism.
While word lengths are systematically related to usage both frequency and contextual predictability our results reveal a systematic relationship with meaning as well.
Those who are not utterly sceptical, as radical contextualists are, of systematic theories of meaning, will amend Frege's view to a tripartite one.
An alternative approach, due to Quine's student Donald Davidson, identifies the logical constants as the expressions that play a privileged, "structural" role in a systematic theory of meaning for a language.
We detect a significant number of systematic preference reversals, meaning that subjects who value products higher in the monadic design switch to other products in the competitive choice task.
Badapple also reflects systematic skeptical bias, meaning restricting the number of high scores using weight of evidence as a marker of confidence, because in the domain of bioassay data analysis, a semi-automated endeavor requiring human judgment, there is a limit to the number of red flags which can be readily processed.
The U.S. came in at "4," meaning "systematic violations of rights".
Thereafter, preliminary themes were derived from the interviews and through systematic text condensation meaning units connected with the preliminary themes were identified.
