Sentence examples for a useful notion of from inspiring English sources

They say that the fact that it is not scientifically based is unimportant – the campaigns have, at least, put a useful notion of balanced diet and the importance of fresh, non-meat foods into the public mind.

Rosen would doubt that the example illustrates a useful notion of mind-dependence at all.

So perhaps we should keep on trying to articulate the notion of the aesthetic, or at least a useful notion of the aesthetic.

While ambient restriction is a little less natural than intrinsic restriction, since the restriction to (Z) of a ((p,q -form on (X) is no longer a ((p,q -form on (Z), it is nevertheless a useful notion of restriction in certain conteXts.

In dynamical systems, expansivity is a useful notion to study of the stability.

Although this concept was originally developed to reconstruct conversations between co-present speakers, it turns out to be a useful notion for examining FR's way of approaching its addressees.

A useful notion for distinguishing Aktionarten is the event nucleus introduced by Moens and Steedman (1988).

Matrices are a useful notion to encode linear maps.

One can argue, of course, that goal-like rights are not real rights, but it may be better to recognize that they comprise a weak but useful notion of a right (See Beitz 2009 for a defense of the view that not all human rights are rights in a strong sense. And see Feinberg 1973 for the idea of "manifesto rights").

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

The hierarchical proposal thus seems to characterize a non-arbitrary and useful notion of the aesthetic.