Sentence examples for the major reasoning from inspiring English sources

We formally define this semantics and study some semantic and computational properties, where we characterize the complexity of the major reasoning tasks, among them satisfiability testing, instance checking, and conjunctive query answering.

The major reasoning for the proposed frequency-based selection of the parameter α is to emphasize the weighting term χ α in (10) for larger speech spectral components, while avoiding the use of such weighting for smaller components within each time frame.

Figures  2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 provide an example of the major reasoning tasks necessary to infer matching CDS recommendations from raw data with the ontology.

Although economic reasoning does play a role in decision-making, it is not the major reason.

His major reasoning for this was that the ABS had revised up the 2012-13 growth figure from 1.6%to2.1%1.6%to2.1%

A complexity analysis of major reasoning tasks shows that semi-equilibrium models are harder than answer sets (i.e., equilibrium models), due to a global minimization step for keeping the gap between true and believed true atoms as small as possible.

Building upon these prior findings, we explored undergraduate biology majors' reasoning about the role of "pressure" in evolutionary explanations using a newly developed and validated set of open response items in both evolutionary gain and loss contexts (see Table 1).

In a document released at the time, the F.D.A. reiterated its reasoning: "The major points gleaned from the focus groups were to keep the message simple and direct," the report said, adding that if pregnant women were told to limit consumption, they would interpret it to mean "do not consume".

The major flaw in this reasoning is that it assumes that currently living (extant) species are the "primitive" forms from which more "advanced" species descended.

Starting from the major approaches to valid reasoning in standard logic (semantic and proof-theoretic), we consider variations with a richer vocabulary (e.g., modalities, generalized quantifiers), as well as genuine deviations from the classical paradigm, with their linguistic or scientific motivations (e.g., intuitionistic logic, linear logic).

*: There are a number of problems in the reasoning: *: The major error is that changing the order of exponentiation in going from line two to three changes what the principal value chosen will be.