—v. 1 shine with a bright reflected light; sparkle. 2 (usu. foll. by with) be showy or splendid. —n. 1 sparkle. 2 showiness. 3 tiny pieces of sparkling material as decorationet cetera (и так далее) glittery adj. [Old Norse]

... action action inputs : percept , a list of.perceptual results in the form [Stench , Breeze , Glitter ] (["Bad Breath ", "Breeze .", "Glitter "]) static : KB , a knowledge base that initially contains ... ... , S ^. y) else Tell (KB , iS > c, y) if breeze then. Tell (KB , B *, y) else TelKJCB , TD y) if glitter then action ... (Logics)
... to certain compromises If the relationship between perceptions and actions is simple (such. as the relationship between Glitter and Grab ), the logical solution .can be considered the best solution , and a declarative approach may ... (Logics)
... , None , None ] (a); after the fifth move , when the perception . was received /" Stench , Breeze , Glitter , None , None ] F) Now the.agent has proved to himself that in the square [2 , there. is neither ... (Miscellaneous)
... ., for example , the output of Grab is true if the.agent wants to grab something If the entrance to the Glitter (shine ) is directly connected . to the exit of the Grab , then the agent grabs .his target wherever ... (Logics)
... with light and sun ., its life-giving rays and warmth , fire of a fire , radiance .of the moon , glitter of gold and precious jewelry Svitlozorov association and confirmed by internally visual images of vivid ... (Aesthetics)
... .oftheft when thewallet falls out ofthevictim ’.spocket BANG - transfer ; tohide GLITTER - change appearance TRANSFER BUROM - totake withimpudence , arrogance TRANSFER HORN - work ... (Criminal psychology)
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