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Recursive conditioning is therefore the first algorithm for exact inference in Bayesian networks to offer a smooth tradeoff between time and space, and to explicate a smooth, quantitative relationship between these two important resources.

There are few critics whose work can be read for style alone, and many of the best of those are essentially impressionists or appreciators, like Whitney Balliett and Henry James, idiosyncratic enthusiasts who wrote most often to explicate a new, if sometimes baffled, love.

Instead, the analysis is meant to explicate a research strategy used by scientists like Chomsky.

Both strategies try to explicate a methodology that is implicitly used by scientists in a particular discipline.

But trying to explicate a little more precisely the key terms of this vague characterization of panpsychism results in several different versions of it.

For this reason, scholars have used his works, especially his Commentary on the Treasury of the Abhidharma to explicate a range of Buddhist and non-Buddhist positions prevalent during his time.

But Gira denies it's a song about death: "I don't write songs to explicate an idea.

To explicate whether a putative cerebral glutamine efflux depended on a cerebral influx of ammonia, the cerebral delivery and net exchange of ammonia were evaluated.

Notoriously, Heidegger was never shy about asserting that he understood a work better than its own author, whether that author was a philosopher (whose essential but "unthought" thoughts Heidegger sought to explicate) or an artist (with an insufficient philosophical understanding of his work).

Thus, a central goal in this work is to explicate how a GEMC perspective accounts for seemingly abstract forms of reasoning.

Plato mentioned and attempted to refute alternative accounts of the relationship of soul and body, including a Pythagorean view that described the soul as an "attunement" of the body and thus tried to explicate it as a form or structure rather than an independently existing thing.