nonabsent
nonabsent adjective: not absent; present.
Adjective
nonabsent (not comparable)
- Not absent; present.
- In infinitesimal particle incorporeality, which is reason, is absent, but noneternality, which is probandum, is not absent, whereas as per the rule both should be absent. Thus, it contains the fallacy of nonabsent probandum.2017, S.R. Bhatt, Anu Mehrotra, Buddhist Epistemology, page 124
- They only control how many nonabsent events have appeared before their invocation, f and g in mealyPT processes on the other hand determine the time instant of their next invocation independent of the number of nonabsent events.2018, Axel Jantsch, “Models of Computation for Distributed Embedded Systems”, in Richard Zurawski, editor, Embedded Systems Handbook, pages 3-24
Origin of nonabsent
From non- + absent.
Questions about nonabsent
- What does nonabsent mean?
- Nonabsent means not absent; present.
- What part of speech is nonabsent?
- Nonabsent is an adjective.
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