Sentence examples for the corresponding possibility from inspiring English sources

Albert, at least, appeared to acknowledge this, and the corresponding possibility that a modified second law may still be possible.

If the proposers were driven primarily by strategic motives in our modified UG, as suggested in the literature (e.g. refs 8, 17, 18), their proposed offer would be altered by the paired selfish offer given the corresponding possibility of rejection and the potential monetary reward.

Avicenna wrote a brief summary of Aristotle's modal syllogistic, but his own theory was different, being based on the assumptions that the subject terms and the predicate terms of assertoric and modal propositions stand for all possible applications and the truth-conditions of assertoric propositions and corresponding possibility propositions are the same.

And we could add a corresponding possibility relation \(R_J\) to the model.

As the complex metabolic system is projected and reduced into a network, the relevant possibilities also reduce to the corresponding relevant possibilities of the network.

It applies the concept of failure possibilities to qualitatively evaluate basic events and the concept of fuzzy sets to quantitatively represent the corresponding failure possibilities.

Several behavioural studies revealed that the mere sight of an object automatically triggers the motor representation of the corresponding action possibilities, in the absence of any effective interaction and even of any intention to act on the object [1], [2], [3], [4].

These recorded values, sampled over the sampled set of networks, allowed us to place probabilities on the values of biologically unobserved traits inferred from the encounters of compatible dynamics with the corresponding phenotypic possibilities.

But when the number of nonzero rows is 2, we just select only one gene as the parent gene and the corresponding selected possibilities are C 1 2 where C r n = n !

The linearized system Jacobian Jordan block structure at bifurcation implies corresponding possibilities for nonlinear dynamic phenomena near bifurcation.

The conception of human beings as most fundamentally "symbolic animals," interposing systems of signs or systems of expression between themselves and the world, then becomes the guiding philosophical motif for elucidating the corresponding conditions of possibility for the "fact of culture" in all of its richness and diversity.