Sentence examples for a key notion from inspiring English sources

A key notion in Searle's account of social institutions is that of a collective intention, such as the intention expressed by "Let's push the log at the count of three".

A key notion in Maritain's moral philosophy is that of human freedom.

Control is a key notion that connects empiricism and engineering, mechanical and social.

As such, a key notion is that simple behavioral rules generate complex behavior.

Equivalence relation is a key notion in Pawlak's rough set model.

As such, a key notion is that simple behavioral rules generate complex behavior [24].

Justice indeed appears to be a key-notion in Ibn Daud's ethics, for it also provides the basis for man's relation with God, and thus, the rationale for fulfilling the commandments of the Torah.

The key notion is that of a graded algebra: a freely generated algebra (W,·,1, ⎵) where the monoid (W,·,1) of the interpretation of L* is augmented with a distinguished generator ⎵ called the separator.

So x is a truth-maker for a truth p iff x exists and another representation that says x exists entails the representation that p. It is an attraction of this principle that the key notion it deploys, namely entailment, is ubiquitous, unavoidable and enjoys a rich life outside philosophy both in ordinary life and in scientific and mathematical practice.

Systemic Functional Linguistics Exploring Choice provides a fresh inter-disciplinary perspective on the key notion of choice in Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL).

For instance, Roux et al. [1] have proposed a 12 state model that incorporates the key notion of parallel pathways, accounting for "fast" and slow phases of recovery but for time scales larger than 1 millisecond.