Sentence examples for a constructive point from inspiring English sources

eREN [1] has analysed the 20th century multi-dwelling housing stock in Western Switzerland from a constructive point of view and developed refurbishment scenarios for the envelope of 10 buildings.

In short, the market has the numbers to support a constructive point of view.

Large parts of analysis have been axiomatized from a constructive point of view (Kleene 1965, Troelstra 1973).

It should be stressed that from a constructive point of view this plurality of options (and thus systems), rather than causing uneasiness, is a highly desirable situation, as it constitutes a form of "axiomatic freedom".

The axiom of choice in its full form is unacceptable from a constructive point of view, at least in the presence of certain other central axioms of set theory, such as extensionality (Diaconescu 1975).

Power set is hard to justify from a constructive point of view, not only because of these forms of circularity, but also since, as clarified by Myhill (1975, 354), in the case of an infinite set we have no idea of what counts as an arbitrary subset of it.

Moreover, the classically highly non-constructive Stone-Čech compactification has as well a constructive point-free version (Curi 2010).

It is this period of growth in the 1920s – broadly stretching from the red scare of 1919 to the immigration act of 1924 – that provides the most constructive point of comparison with today.

Speaking after the meeting, interim chief executive, Jock Millican was happy with the outcomes, saying: "There were a lot of good points put forward with a lot of passion and a lot of constructive points for the good of the game.

"A Constructive Fixed-Point Theorem and the Feedback Semantics of Timed Systems".

We prove a constructive fixed-point theorem for these functions, introduce a corresponding induction principle, and study the related convergence process.