58 Yet despite this and earlier appeals, historians remained on the sidelines and complained that bioethics was marked by 'retention of narrow analytical notions' and the 'exclusion of alternative perspectives'.
Matrix calculus generalizes classical analytical notions such as derivatives and exponentials to higher dimensions.
The authors introduce the notion of analytical photography as a mean of analytical research such fields as anthropology, sociology, journalism, urban design, as well as in those areas where the solution of a research task is based on visual information.
The main contribution to feature generation studies is the notion of analytical features (AFs), a construct designed to support the representation of knowledge about audio signal processing.
In this section, we introduce the notion of analytical features (AFs), which represent a large subset of all possible digital signal processing functions having an audio signal as input.
There is no notion of "analytical interpretation", of "respecting the score" or other jargon-filled stammerings of music critics fancying themselves fussy entomologists around a dissection table.
MH devised the analytical strategy, including the notion of density scores, and authored the draft.
Many undergraduates have only a vague notion of what constitutes strong analytical writing.
He struck me as an honest man sometimes asked to lie for his country, a man of keen analytical skills, little ego, comfortable with the notion of rule by committee.
Within philosophy of cognitive science, see, e.g., Stich 1978), the notion of nonconceptual content was explicitly introduced into analytical philosophy by Gareth Evans Evanss 1982).
