Sentence examples for axiomatic definition from inspiring English sources

We certainly encountered wines that we liked very much, but we were also struck by the number of wines that did not seem to conform to that axiomatic definition of a good wine.

We refer the reader to [12] for the axiomatic definition of such a measure.

In [6], Dhage introduced the following axiomatic definition of the measure of noncompactness.

We also employ an axiomatic definition for the phase space which is similar to those introduced in [19].

We now are going to give the axiomatic definition for the measure of noncompactness in a complete metric space.

Below we recall the axiomatic definition of a regular measure of noncompactness on ; we refer to [2] for details.

Apparently, programs are reduced to canonical constants with no axiomatic definitions.

Recently, in [6] and [18], there were independently suggested quite similar axiomatic definitions of time scales power functions.

Since, of course, axiomatic definitions stipulate the meanings of all their constituent concepts in terms of the remaining ones, the axioms effectively define concepts by their relations to one another.

In contrast, Sabinin algebras which are the most general form of the tangent structure for loops, have an infinite set of independent operations, and, as a consequence, admit an infinite number of axiomatic definitions.

Labeo is reputed to have written 400 books, including commentaries on the Law of the Twelve Tables, the praetorian edicts and pontifical law, collections of law cases (Epistulae and Responsa), and the Pithana, a collection of definitions and axiomatic legal propositions.