Sentence examples for Undefined concept from inspiring English sources

He stated that what actually leads legal academics to assess a work is based on an undefined concept of quality of judgments.

"I think that when we talk about — or anybody talks about — hitting bottom, what we really have to understand is that the bottom is a kind of an undefined concept here," he said on ABC's "This Week".

Unfortunately, he does not define the said-of relation; and his definition of the present-in relation is either circular or rests on an undefined concept of being in.

Concerns included an undefined concept of rights, operational difficulties in implementation, contested rights, possible misuse of rights rhetoric and movement away from a needs-based approach.

The choice of undefined concepts and axioms is free, apart from the constraint of consistency.

The German mathematician Moritz Pasch (1843 1930), in his Vorlesungen über neuere Geometrie (1882; "Lectures on the New Geometry"), identified what was wanting: undefined concepts, axioms about those concepts, and more rigorous logic based on those axioms.

He makes use of just a few undefined concepts.

Acceptability is defined relative to audiences the one's for whom arguments are intended but the other basic concepts, relevance and sufficiency, although illustrated by examples, remain as intuitive, undefined concepts (see Tindale, 2007).

Prior to axiomatisations of the theory at the end of the 19th century, point, line, and plane were undefined concepts, with an intuitive interpretation that allowed for a ready passage between projective and Euclidean geometry.

The aim in the first phase is to work backwards from these beliefs, taken as a kind of "data", to a certain minimal stock of undefined concepts and general principles which might be thought to underlie the original body of knowledge.

All unary undefined concepts are considered entity properties while binary concepts are considered relationship properties.