occasionality

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occasionality

(əˌkeɪʒəˈnælətɪ)

the condition or character of being infrequent or intended for a specific occasion, or that which is infrequent or intended for a specific occasion

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In this article, I adduce five principles that an inducement prize contest for AI should possess: occasionality of occurrence, flexibility of award, transparency of result, absoluteness of criteria, and reasonableness of goal.

Principles for designing an AI competition, or why the turing test fails as an inducement prize

When reflecting on the letter form, More recalls her earlier commentary on the relation between the occasionality of the Pauline epistles and their timelessness.

The lettered Paul: remnant and mission in Hannah More, Walter Scott, and critical theory

8) The Arbury framing speeches embed details of the play's occasionality and textuality, details about the events of performance and the poetic durability of the plays beyond these occasions.

Events and texts: The prologues and epilogues of the Arbury Plays

We will continue to focus on that package, with key occasionality for the Super Bowl and July 4th," he said.