Sentence examples for unqualified number from inspiring English sources
The concept constructors (ge n,R) and (le n,R) are called unqualified number restrictions.
As further extensions, we also allow data roles and the concept constructors "functionality" and "unqualified number restrictions".
In comparison with [22], we allow also data roles and the concept constructors "functionality" and "unqualified number restrictions".
We consider some DL-features denoted by (I) (inverse), (O) (nominal), (F) (functionality), (N) (unqualified number restriction), (Q) (qualified number restriction), (U) (universal role), (mathsf {Self}) (local reflexivity of a role).
It can be extended to deal also with the features (N_k) (unqualified number restrictions with numbers bounded by a constant k), F (role functionality), and reformulated for Setting 2 as done in [30].
That class is a bit larger than the one considered in our work, as it also allows the features (N_k) (unqualified number restrictions with numbers bounded by a constant k) and F (role functionality), which are special forms of (Q_k) (qualified number restrictions with numbers bounded by a constant k).
The increased dependency on greater numbers of unqualified staff or staff with lower qualifications to support reduced numbers of registered nurses, difficulties of recruitment, reliance on overseas recruitment, the use of temporary staff and general changes in society all represent challenges to establishing and maintaining appropriate attitudes and behaviour among nursing staff.
The number of unqualified teachers has risen by almost 20percentnt in the past three years, government figures show.
There is an increasing number of unqualified teachers and trainees in schools without the support of an experienced mentor.
He insisted that the teacher's craft is best learned "on the job" so the number of unqualified teachers grew.
1.07pm GMT Labour's Jenny Chapman asks if there is an connection between the number of unqualified maths teachers in schools and skills shortages in the labour market.
