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Modal Scepticism, Unqualified Modality, and Modal Kinds

Philosophia, 2011
I formulate and defend two sceptical theses on specific parts of our modal knowledge (unqualified and absolute modalities). My main point is that unqualified modal sentences are defective in that they fail to belong unambiguously to specific modal kinds and thus cannot be evaluated; hence, we must be sceptical of beliefs involving them.
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Theoretical and Experimental Modal Analysis of a 6 PUS PKM

International Conference on Informatics in Control, Automation and Robotics, 2019
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N. Maia, J. M. N. Silva, Wai Ming To
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Two Concepts of Modality

Journal of Philosophy, 1986
AbstractIn the first part of this chapter, I sketch out three grades of modal realism. After developing modal realism, I examine David Lewis's modal theory. I argue that Lewis's theory satisfies none of the grades of modal realism, and that it is really a case of modal reductionism. In particular, I demonstrate that Counterpart Theory is a rejection of
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Modal Truncation in Experimental Modal Analysis

2018
Some methods in experimental modal analysis rely on a finite set of modes and they neglect the higher modes. However, this approach causes a truncation of the modal decomposition and the modal truncation introduces errors of unknown magnitude. In this paper the effect of modal truncation is investigated on a test specimen in the laboratory. It is found
Tarpø, Marius Glindtvad   +2 more
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Remarks on Modalization and Modalities

1991
“Modalization and Modalities” needs no criticism as a careful recounting of Husserl’s genetic analyses of disjunction and negation. If the paper has a weakness, it is in the presentation of the tradition and situation of modal logic and its semantics (as opposed to classical logic and its semantics) in relation to these Husserlian doctrines.
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Modal adverbs and modality scales

Lingua, 1987
Abstract The aim of this paper is to describe the linguistic function of modal adverbs in natural languages. First, I shall introduce the concept of operator, as it should be defined within the framework of GB of TGG. At LF an operator is a function which, from a specific syntactic position, modifies a set of properties, and this information is going
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Modal Synthesis Modal Correction — Modal Coupling

1982
Modal synthesis is a technical term closely related to the development of the finite element technique. Especially in dealing with large structural systems with some thousand physical degrees of freedom, modal synthesis has proved to be an efficient means to reduce computational errors and to minimize computer costs by decomposing the system into ...
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Modal Rationalism and Modal Monism [PDF]

open access: possibleErkenntnis, 2008
Modal rationalism includes the thesis that ideal primary positive conceivability entails primary possibility. Modal monism is the thesis that the space of logically possible worlds is coextensive with the space of metaphysically possible worlds. In this paper I explore the relation between the two theses.
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MMGCN: Multi-modal Graph Convolution Network for Personalized Recommendation of Micro-video

ACM Multimedia, 2019
Personalized recommendation plays a central role in many online content sharing platforms. To provide quality micro-video recommendation service, it is of crucial importance to consider the interactions between users and items (i.e. micro-videos) as well
Yin-wei Wei   +5 more
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Modal systems and modal verbs

2001
The modal systems described in the last two chapters share a number of features, not only in the systems themselves, but also, for many languages, in the use of modal verbs and the association with possibility and necessity. A detailed discussion of these has been left to this chapter in order to avoid too much repetition and cross-referencing.
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