Sentence examples for Central notions from inspiring English sources

It is one of the central notions of classical political philosophy and history.

A review of central notions of the NN theory is cited.

We are more than happy to accept the counterintuitive — as long as it doesn't conflict with our central notions of what ought to be.

The central notions are that of a class model and its associated representations in which a class attribute is treated as a dependent variable with description attributes functioning as the independent variables.

Few British or American philosophers discuss these questions now, largely because they have been persuaded by Moore that any attack on such central notions in men's thought as these must be mistaken in principle.

Until these central notions are pinned down, the theories remain programmatic.

If publishers are dismissive, it may be because they misunderstand the central notion of Dogme.

The central notion, which we call k-fairness, is in the spirit of max min fairness.

His central notion was that large manufacturers in China badly needed design and process software — and he was right.

But the central notion of getting writers and soldiers together to see what happens is a good one.

We next describe the design of the serial layer, and its central notion of manipulating subproblem states.