10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FORMALISABLE»
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formalisable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Biocommunication and Natural Genome Editing
This includes the withdrawal of reductionism as a formalisable term of language.
Intersubjective interactions are characterised by reciprocal validity claims. To
speak, make propositions and understand utterances does not function through a
...
2
A framework for evidence-based policy making using IT
Definition 3.3: Formalisable human activity. A formalisable human activity is a
part of an IU and can be described by strict rules and procedures. The interfaces
between the IUs are non-formalisable human activities (nfHA). Definition 3.4: ...
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Intelligent Knowledge-Based Systems: Business and Technology ...
Such division of knowledge (into formalisable and not formalisable) into two
broad categories seems to closely correspond to how much the process can be
structured, i.e. to be decomposed into a set of interrelated lower level constituent
...
Cornelius T. Leondes, 2010
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Structural & Construction Conference
Formalisable knowledge is connected with all the repetitive activities of a process
. Not-formalisable knowledge is a difficult task to achieve; it is connected with
creativity and innovative approaches to processes, such as some management, ...
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Knowledge Sharing in the Integrated Enterprise: ...
this type of processes could be considered tacit knowledge (because they are not
formalisable unaware processes), i.e. not suitable for formalisation/structuring. In
contrast to the characteristics of the group of ad-hoc processes the group of ...
Peter Bernus, Mark Fox, 2005
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Supporting Real Time Decision-Making: The Role of Context in ...
Consequently, one cost-effective implementation strategy is to limit the scope of
the continuous auditing system to only the auditing procedures that can be easily
formalised and automated. Alles suggests that formalisable auditing procedures
...
Frada Burstein, Patrick Brézillon, Arkady Zaslavsky, 2010
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Software Engineering 2: Specification of Systems and Languages
Part. IV. LINGUISTICS. In this part we further develop, in four distinct chapters: the
non-formalisable concepts of pragmatics: of use, of what we intend, of what social
effect we wish to occur; the formalisable concepts of varieties of semantics: of ...
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Jacques Derrida: Opening Lines
... pour n'être pas formalisable, reproduit régulièrement la relation du
formalisable au nonformalisable' (Psy, 178) (ca necessity: one which, although
unformalizable, regularly reproduces the relation of the formalizable to the
nonformalizable') ...
Dr Marian Hobson, Marian Hobson, 2012
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Brain, Vision, and Artificial Intelligence: First ...
Formalisable. Dilemma 3 deals with the problem that a vision system with similar
complexity than the human system can not be fully pre-designed but that learning
needs to be an essential part of such a system. However, successful learning ...
Massimo De Gregorio, 2005
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Culture + the State: Landscape and Ecology
This, of course, assumes that technology is entirely formalisable and that nature
is not at all formalisable, but I don't think that's the case. Despite some
terminological and epistemological differences, I suspect that our two discourses
have ...
James Gifford and Gabrielle Zezulka-Maillous, 2003
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FORMALISABLE»
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formalisable is used in the context of the following news items.
«Chomsky s'est exposé, il est donc une cible désignée»
Disons qu'avec sa «grammaire générative», il a voulu faire de la linguistique une science mathématisable, «formalisable», une vraie théorie ... «Libération, May 10»
