Proper noun
Dembski (plural Dembskis)
A surname from Polish.
According to Dembski, the concept is intended to formalize a property that singles out patterns that are both specified and complex. Source: Internet
Dembski 1999, pp. 10, 107 The scientific community sees intelligent design—and Dembski's concept of specified complexity—as a form of conservative Christian creationism attempting to portray itself as science. Source: Internet
Dembski & Marks 2009a A second paper, "Evolutionary Synthesis of Nand Logic: Dissecting a Digital Organism," Ewert, Dembski & Marks 2009 claims to deconstruct the evolution simulation Avida by uncovering the sources of active information in the program. Source: Internet
At that meeting, Dembski was quick to admit that he was wrong about the flood. Source: Internet
Dembski 1999, p. 210 On his website, DesignInference. Source: Internet
Dembski 1999, p. 47 He states that details of living things can be similarly characterized, especially the "patterns" of molecular sequences in functional biological molecules such as DNA. Source: Internet