Sentence examples for theoretic definition from inspiring English sources

Of course, any such set theoretic definition does not automatically refer to a specific physical device.

Certainly, observing the far way mountains in Fig. 11 we notice that our airlight also followed that theoretic definition, while [13 15] did not succeed to do so.

Roughly, the set theoretic definition says that a structure is an ordered n+1-tuple consisting of a set, a number of relations on this set, and a number of distinguished elements of this set.

We primed participants with a widely accepted theoretic definition of workplace bullying to improve the accuracy of their subjective evaluation of victimization and power imbalance given the complexity of the phenomenon and potential for misinterpretation.

For instance, Hessenberg underlines the distinction between set theoretic definitions which give criteria for effectively deciding membership in a given set, and definitions which don't.

Thus, Lewis finds it to be a strength of his position that he is able to adopt the set theoretic definitions in §2.1.3.

So while Craig thinks that Cantor's set theoretic definitions yield absurdities when applied to the world of concrete objects, set theorists see no problem so long as the definitions are maintained.

In doing so, this paper advances a game-theoretic definition of political sustainability.

It is also clear that Russell, Grelling and Hessenberg were close to von Neumann's general set-theoretic definition of ordinals.

(This idea was later to evolve into the set-theoretic definition of function as a set of ordered pairs).

The information-theoretic definition of steganographic security (Cachin's definition) is the most widely used definition in practice.