Sentence examples for associated notion from inspiring English sources

Let me explain with a Marxian idea: the labour theory of value, and the associated notion of economic rent.

We Americans are addicted to the happy lie and to the associated notion that to critique something — to call it what it is — is a form of negativity; a defeatist buzzkill.

More importantly, we develop an operatorial approach to the subordination property and introduce the associated notion of s-free independence.

Also the rapid theoretical development of quantum computing and the associated notion of quantum information have had it repercussions on philosophical reflection.

The associated notion of independence, called matricial freeness, can be viewed as a concept which not only leads to a natural generalization of freeness, but also underlies other fundamental types of noncommutative independence, such as monotone independence and boolean independence.

It is therefore suggested to consider insights from transition studies more prominently in a policy framework that is based on the innovation systems approach and the associated notion of 'failures'failures

We will study in some detail an associated weak notion of Hamiltonian deformation of Gabor frames, using ideas from semiclassical physics involving coherent states and Gaussian approximations.

Localization can also be used to attempt to achieve greater participation in political decision making by communities or even individuals through their greater participation in public services, so it is often associated with notions such as citizenship and choice.

We analyze the main properties of the newly introduced model and characterize the associated efficiency notions.

Macroeconomics involves problems associated with notions such as trade, trade deficits, monetary policy, national productivity, growth of the economy, inflation, budget deficits, national debt, unemployment, and tariffs.

Groys points out that while avant-garde art is typically associated with notions of progress particularly technological progress the first generation of avant-garde artists viewed technology not as a means to build a more stable, comfortable world, but as a destructive force they desired to harness only in order to promote the end of modern technological civilization itself.