Sentence examples for Useful notions from inspiring English sources

Some themes of my current research include: (1) defining useful notions of explanation in probabilistic systems, (2) providing foundations for useful qualitative notions of decision theory, and (3) applying ideas of decision theory to constructing algorithms in asynchronous distributed systems.

It's remarkable, for example, how vividly the idea of Jay McInerney's career has been imprinted on the psyches of certain young men, so powerfully, in fact, that, like a tumor, it has come to displace other, more relevant and useful notions.

In section one, we present some useful notions and results.

Section 2 contains some useful notions and important results that will be needed in the paper.

Apple can collect and store its users' data in a format that lets it glean useful notions about what people do, say, like and want.

In this section we will present some useful notions and results concerning diagonal operators, coupled fixed point operators, and iterations of some operators generated by the above concepts.

Schindler's List re-established the useful notion of the indisputably evil foe.

What that tells us, as a practical and useful notion, is the following.

We mean someone who wants to work but can't find that work — a useful notion.

Taking a familiar song and "adding a different and unique spin to it," as Carroll put it, sounded like a useful notion in a novelty-thirsty cultural moment.

Prada's useful notion of "ugly cool" may finally solve the problem of finding an English equivalent for the French epithet jolie laide.