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Then what if someone identifies the appropriate notion of distinctness and reformulates the exclusion principle accordingly?

For this purpose, we introduce an appropriate notion of dependence that can be used for computing program slices.

We introduce an appropriate notion of weak (viscosity) solution of such equations and prove that the value function is the unique solution of the HJB equation.

Using an appropriate notion of locally convex Kasparov modules, we show how to induce isomorphisms under a large class of functors on the category of locally convex algebras; examples are obtained from spectral triples.

Since this system class imposes time-varying dynamic and static (in the form of algebraic constraints) relations on the evolution of state trajectories, an appropriate notion of observability is presented which accommodates these phenomena.

Whether an appropriate notion of "having the same truth conditions" can be worked out is controversial.

In order to state a fixed point theorem in the spirit of Matthews (Theorem 3) in the aggregation framework one needs to have two main elements, namely, appropriate notions of contraction and completeness.

The appropriate notion to deal with is that of CW-complex.

Mr. Sarkozy appropriated the notion of strict fiscal discipline to outflank his socialist opposition by making it a centerpiece of the new plans.

Schutz had appropriated this notion of flowing consciousness, or duration, from Bergson, on whom he had relied in the manuscripts later published as Life Forms and Meaning Structure.

Even Camus, who does not define himself as a phenomenologist, and indeed sometimes rejects the tag of "existentialist" (1945), appropriates the notion of intentionality, central to Husserl's phenomenology, in his most famous work, The Myth of Sisyphus (Camus 1942b, 44 50).