Sentence examples for classical standpoint from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that IZF, like many but not all constructive systems, admits a double negation interpretation of the corresponding classical theory ZF; we might think of IZF as a weakened version of ZF from the classical standpoint, but in its own terms it is the theory of a larger, more complex realm in which a copy of the classical universe of set theory is embedded.

So when the current of criticism for Indian officialdom was put to him outside the District Collector's Office in Bhuj, Mr. Pandiya, who was assigned to manage the cyclone's aftermath, insistently, passionately -- possibly even recklessly from a classical babu's standpoint -- agreed.

These problems are equally difficult from the standpoint of classical computability theory in the sense that they are all effectively decidable.

While the Brouwerian continuum may possess a number of negative features from the standpoint of the classical mathematician, it has the merit of corresponding more closely to the continuum of intuition than does its classical counterpart.

Weyl (1921b) remarks that he adopted the standpoint of the classical pure field theory of matter in the first three editions of Weyl (1923b) because of its beauty and unity, but then gave it up.

The aim of the symposium was to highlight lactate from a different standpoint to the classical view of being a prognosis marker, often solely considered by many physicians involved in intensive care medicine.

The evaluation of the speed-accuracy trade-off itself has been approached from different methodological standpoints, to begin with classical cognitive psychology over signal detection theory ([ 54, 55], for reviews see [ 56, 57]) and proceeded to methods based on algorithms defining task efficiency [ 58].

This is somewhat unnatural from the standpoint where one begins with classical, canonical general relativity and proceeds to "quantize" (since the topological structure, unlike the metric structure, is not represented by a classical variable).

But surely the Western tradition that Hayek celebrates is as concerned with virtue as with freedom, whether from the standpoint of Christianity or that of classical republicanism.

From a strictly algebraic standpoint, R in SIA differs from its classical counterpart only in being required to satisfy the principle of infinitesimal cancellation.

This model allowed the definition of substrate specificity of CED3 protein from the structural standpoint and provided insight in designing of mutants for structure-function studies of this classical caspase homologue.