Sentence examples for classical notion from inspiring English sources

It will not simply limit our future -- the classical notion -- it undoes our present.

But it's not so simple as a classical notion of purity".

Relations between this notion and the more classical notion of Apparent Contour are discussed.

Mr. Mayne's design is based on the classical notion of the city as a vibrant democratic forum: gathering places for a vibrant intellectual and social mix.

It rejoices not just in nudity, male and female, but in the classical notion of figures in a landscape, and of the earth itself demanding frenzied worship.

It gave encouragement to the classical notion that a writer should not so much try to say new things as to say old things better.

Therefore, it is important to note that low APs do not necessarily produce lower IPs under the heel, contrary to the intuitive classical notion.

To be able to accurately simulate the stopping behavior of the avalanche, new schemes need to be designed, involving the classical notion of well-balancing.

Hybrid automata extend the classical notion of finite state machines by combining differential equations to model the dynamic behavior of systems with a finite control.

We study the problem of optimal flexibility capacity portfolio selection by introducing a new notion of submodularity for correspondences, which extends the classical notion of submodular functions.

Dual to Koldobsky's notion of j-intersection bodies, the class of j-projection bodies is introduced, generalizing Minkowski's classical notion of projection bodies of convex bodies.