Sentence examples for the restricted class from inspiring English sources

However, in the restricted class there are no extremal functions.

Individuals do also have a right to challenge and request a (human) review of an automated decision in the restricted class.

They then applied the method to noise-free numerical examples in the restricted class of a sphere and a horizontal cylinder model.

In this paper, we focus on the restricted class of mixture Bayesian networks known as conditional linear Gaussian Bayesian networks (CLG Bayesian networks) and present an architecture for exact belief update for this class of mixture networks.

By considering a randomized version of completeness and a restricted (but nontrivial) class of problems, we show that there exists randomized universal plans running in polynomial time and using polynomial space which are sound and complete for the restricted class of problems.

Second, although the success or failure of a mutator/antimutator depends on the magnitude of Δ U, rather than on the specific value of U for the derived allele, the absolute value of U in the ancestral genotype does influence the fates of derived alleles through its influence on the number of individuals (N a ) in the restricted class with evolutionary potential.

The thermomechanical characteristics of this restricted class of materials are delineated.

Families for which the consistency conditions are satisfied are called consistent families, and it is only for this restricted class that the laws of quantum dynamics for a closed system can be used to assign a meaningful set of probabilities.

Segerberg showed that GL is complete even with respect to the more restricted class of finite transitive irreflexive trees, a fact which later turned out to be very useful for Solovay's proof of the arithmetical completeness theorem (see Section 4).

In the direction of smooth fractal curves, Barnsley and Harington [8] initiated the construction of a restricted class of differentiable FIF or C k -FIF that interpolates the prescribed data if the values of Φ ( p ), p = 1, 2, …, k, at the initial end point of the interval are given, where Φ is the original function.

Chatton seemed to think that relying on this standard would yield bad results in certain cases; in particular he thought that despite Ockham's insistence to the contrary, certain semantic arguments could be adduced to establish the existence of a restricted class of relations.