subsumption

IPA: sˈʌbsʌmpʃʌn

noun

  • The act of subsuming.
  • Something subsumed.
  • (logic) The premise of a syllogism that contains the minor term.
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Examples of "subsumption" in Sentences

  • He called this a subsumption architecture.
  • Categories are ordered by a subsumption relation.
  • The basis of the mechanism is the notion of subsumption.
  • There are no other parameters that might halt their subsumption of the troublesome race?
  • The input node of a subsumption along an inference link is th e goal atomic constraint in the rest of the paper.
  • The example shows the same relations as the inheritance hierarchy but now represented as a subsumption order of atomic objects.
  • Another strategy is to remove more specific clauses in the presence of more general ones by a process known as subsumption (Robinson 1965a).
  • The subsumption of the psyche makes it available for further re-conceptualisation, for the invention of new pathologies and new perversions.
  • They use material divided by different text categories and base the decision of subsumption on term co occurrence in the different categories.
  • A fundamental property of the semantics is that the set of automata satisfying a given formula is upward closed under the operation of subsumption.
  • A fundamental property of the semantics given above is that the set of automata satisfying a given formula is upward closed under the operation of subsumption.
  • The Classifier's purpose is to discover all appropriate subsumption relationships between a newly formed description and all other concepts in a given taxonomy.
  • James also hinted at another level of subsumption which is more interesting - the case of the two patterns implemented in a prototype based language like Javascript.
  • Then the strict subsumption interpretation of bilingual lookup will guarantee that the elements on the French side are not just unrelated elements of a larger phrase.
  • They include women's enclaves that for centuries remained hidden behind the art historical depictions of women made by male artists -- enclaves that except for the religious orders have become depreciated in their cultural and commercial subsumption today, if not made near-extinct in the West.
  • While this is certainly better than manually adding some property / subproperty lists, especially for maintenance purposes, it requires that the underlying models (e.g. FOAF if you want to deal with rdfs: label / foaf: name subsumption) must be loaded in the triple store, which you can do when setting it up, e.g.:

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