[ before noun ] He had to show that he had a well-founded fear of persecution on religious or political grounds to qualify as a refugee.
1 based on facts or good reasons: --
Her fears were well-founded.
The relation - m will be well-founded since multiset extension preserves well-foundedness.
We first analyze the standard well-founded semantics, the max deterministic semantics.
However, this is not the case, since the direct implementation of addition makes no use of dependent types, proof arguments or well-founded recursion.
For these more general operations, we need to combine co-recursion and well-founded recursion.
For simplicity, we shall consider only deterministic, total strategies for well-founded games, which have a defined response in every position that can arise.
This knowledge is essential for well-founded interpretations of static archaeological patterns in terms of dynamic cultural systems.
To this end, logically well-founded context ontologies are introduced to enable the input of the current context representations for situational reasoning.
It is nevertheless nice to note that in the special case of the well-founded semantics there exist two complementary characterizations using level mappings.
