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We do this when we try to ensure that we will form suitably constraining higher-order beliefs about the connections between candidate goals and candidate facts.
The formalization of the structures underlying psychological representation at a suitably abstract level can reveal deep analogies between disparate domains.
This asymptotic eigenfunction can then be suitably normalized.
The membrane was left to develop until the bands were suitably dark.
They can be implemented easily, be analysed mathematically with great precision, and, when suitably tuned, tend to be very efficient in practice.
This is true, but he is suitably cautious about drawing conclusions about implied subversiveness.
The effects of more complicated small disturbances may be found by suitably differentiating and superposing such fundamental solutions.
Two expressions/configurations are said to be observationally equivalent if they give rise to the same observations, suitably defined, inside all observing contexts.
