Subsumption — may refer to:* A minor premise in symbolic logic (see syllogism) * The Liskov substitution principle in object oriented programming * Subsumption architecture in robotics * A subsumption relation in category theory, semantic networks and… … Wikipedia
subsumption — [səb sump′shən] n. [ModL subsumptio < subsumptus, pp. of subsumere] 1. a subsuming or being subsumed 2. something subsumed; esp., a minor concept or premise subsumptive adj … English World dictionary
Subsumption — Die Subsumtion (auch Subsumption) ist ein klassifikatorischer Vorgang, bei dem man einen Begriff oder eine Struktur unter einen anderen Begriff bzw. eine andere Struktur ordnet. Das Wort stammt aus dem Lateinischen (sub, unter, und sumere, nehmen … Deutsch Wikipedia
subsumption — noun Etymology: New Latin subsumption , subsumptio, from subsumere Date: 1652 the act or process of subsuming … New Collegiate Dictionary
subsumption — subsumptive, adj. /seuhb sump sheuhn/, n. 1. an act of subsuming. 2. the state of being subsumed. 3. something that is subsumed. 4. a proposition subsumed under another. [1630 40; < ML subsumption (s. of subsumptio) a subjoining, equiv. to… … Universalium
subsumption — (entrée créée par le supplément) (sub son psion) s. f. Terme de logique. Raisonnement par lequel on met une idée sous une idée plus générale. L homme est un animal est une subsumption, où l idée moins générale d homme est mise sous l idée plus… … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
Subsumption architecture — is a reactive robot architecture heavily associated with behavior based robotics. The term was introduced by Rodney Brooks and colleagues in 1986cite journal author = Brooks, R. year = 1986 title = A robust layered control system for a mobile… … Wikipedia
subsumption — noun a) the act of subsuming, or something subsumed b) The premise of a syllogism that contains the minor term … Wiktionary
Subsumption — Subsumtion; Unterordnung * * * Sub|sump|ti|on (selten), Sub|sum|ti|on, die; , en: 1. (bildungsspr.) das ↑ Subsumieren (1). 2. (Rechtsspr.) Unterordnung eines Sachverhalts unter den Tatbestand e … Universal-Lexikon
Subsumption — Indordning … Danske encyklopædi
