Sentence examples for In notion from inspiring English sources

Often, explanations rooted in notion of momentum are analytically lazy: they describe what is happening ("support is increasing!") without really telling you why.

δ13CCH4 values are reported in notion to the Vienna Peedee belemnite (VPDB) standard in parts per mil [25].

The great queer artists that I am thinking of would have laughed at the idea of marriage and this new "fitting in" notion.

In the concerto, with its built-in notion of competition, the main contest became a matter of who could play more elegantly, Mr. Lupu or the orchestra.

(I didn't see him quoted on the opt-in notion; perhaps there is yet hope in that direction, but I doubt it).

And, of course, there's no built-in notion that every message necessitates a response.

A disadvantage of IPv6 is that it has no built-in notion of geographical information.

Note that throughout this entry, the following standard abbreviations are used: PC (Principle of Contradiction), PSR (Principle of Sufficient Reason), PII (Principle of the Identity of Indiscernibles), PIN (Predicate-in-Notion Principle), and CIC (Complete Individual Concept).

(G II 612/AG 217) To these two great principles could be added four more: the Principle of the Best, the Predicate-in-Notion Principle, the Principle of the Identity of Indiscernibles, and the Principle of Continuity.

(G II 56/L 337) As he tells us in the Primary Truths and the Discourse on Metaphysics, many things follow from the Predicate-in-Notion Principle (PIN), including what he believes to be the correct analysis of necessity and contingency.

And so, while our basic modal concepts are explained in terms of the in-esse doctrine of truth (i.e. the Predicate-in-Notion Principle) and the notion of infinite analysis (in the case of contingency), it is a not a great jump to possible-worlds semantics.