Sentence examples for associated notions from inspiring English sources
The moral inconsistency of this simple but crucial fact when set alongside the associated notions of white exclusiveness and exceptionalism just seems to be beyond their reasoning.
Also, correctness properties of system behaviour are formalised using equational sentences, with the associated notions of satisfaction abstracting away observationally indistinguishable, respectively un-reachable states, and with the resulting proof techniques employing coinduction, respectively induction.
Let us recall the modular definitions of asymptotic pointwise nonexpansive mappings and associated notions, [18].
'Efficiency', along with associated notions such as 'cost' and 'benefit' are complex matters.
These approaches aim to find the weighted least squares of differences between data and model prediction and make use of the Fisher Information Matrix and the associated notions of A-, D-, and E-optimality.
In this article we present the key findings on current penile cutting practices from a qualitative study of communities throughout PNG in order to contextualise any future discussion of MC within the current cultural context of penile practices and associated notions of masculinity.
Let me explain with a Marxian idea: the labour theory of value, and the associated notion of economic rent.
More importantly, we develop an operatorial approach to the subordination property and introduce the associated notion of s-free independence.
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.
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
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.
