She tried to apply a "diverse notion of what diversity is," she told me, adding, "In journalism, we can overprescribe who people are, in an attempt to get them down on camera".
This is essentially because the n-dimensional object has lots of 2-dimensional surfaces to which the Gaussian theory applies, so a notion of curvature of a n-dimensional object at a point can be derived from a consideration of the 2-dimensional surfaces that pass through the point.
Other authors concerned with explaining the behavior of non-linguistic and pre-linguistic creatures have proposed applying a richer notion of nonconceptual content that is not essentially pragmatic and that can be deployed in a style of explanation analogous to propositional attitude explanation.
When modeling a merger between hospitals, we apply the notion of a merger as defined in the property rights literature (e.g., [ 19]).
I shall try to apply this notion of a "certain cut" to Modern Chinese; and specifically to Modern Mandarin, because some of the features I want to talk about are specific to Mandarin, and not found in all other forms of Chinese (other dialects, or other Sinitic languages, whichever way you wish to look at these).
We can also apply the notion of a patient community in two broader senses: as encompassing all the patients nationally or internationally who have a given chronic condition, as well as the sum total of patients with a variety of chronic conditions at a given academic medical center or network of community health practices.
We apply the notion of quantum predicate proposed by D'Hondt and Panangaden to analyze a simple language fragment which may describe the quantum part of a future quantum computer in Knill's architecture.
Thus, Feinberg does not consider our notion (III) a notion of harm to be applied in delineating criminal liability.
Greenberg did not apply his notion of this essentially Jewish bias to the art of painting; but then Hitler had done that already.
While we no longer apply the notion of delinquent physiognomy to the study of crime, judges are known even today to give "good-looking" people more lenient sentences.
