Sentence examples for the problem of specifying from inspiring English sources

Let's suppose that we could sort through these versions of hate speech (and there are many more) and come up with a baseline definition of what it is; we would still have the problem of specifying its effects.

It goes as follows: Lewis's possibilist realism faces the problem of specifying non-actual possible objects.

We saw that possibilist realism faces the problem of specifying non-actual possible objects.

First, there is the problem of specifying an appropriate notion of violence.

We approach the problem of specifying the access privileges held by each subject.

We also encounter the problem of specifying a harm that might be accrued by a nonexistent person.

Protestantism has sought to bind both tradition and the church to the authority of holy scripture, with the resulting problem of specifying what is to be regarded as truly authoritative interpretations of scripture.

If Vulcan is an impossible object, the problem of uniquely specifying Vulcan, as opposed to Nacluv, becomes less urgent, for it is not evident that we should be able to specify an impossible object uniquely and non-trivially.

In addition, the SuperGenome coordinate system can be widely applied beyond the field of visualization, as it provides a generic solution to the problem of consistently specifying coordinates in multiple genome alignments without attributing a special status to an arbitrarily chosen reference sequence.

Although there have been recent efforts on the issue of system design (the complete design trajectory from identifying system requirements up to implementation), the problem of choosing and specifying a good model of a CI system is often done implicitly and sometimes even completely ignored.

J-Express allows the user to intitate k-means clustering from the clusters resulted by SOM, which overcomes the problem of having to specify the number of clusters in traditional k-means clustering.