Sentence examples for consideration of the notion of from inspiring English sources

Although (Dummett 1975) appears to have been written in response to Yessenin-Volpin's presentation of strict finitism in (Yessenin-Volpin 1961) (which Dummett states was related to him by Hao Wang), there has been little to no consideration of the notion of feasibility in mathematics in the extensive literature on natural language vagueness which grew out of Dummett's paper.

We also need to give consideration to the notion of "watching television", which might well be qualitatively very different for different children.

In a recent piece, he claims that "middle class leftists" have failed to give serious consideration to the notion of how to win back the white working class.

But a more careful consideration ...[leads to the conclusion] that surrender of the notion of the real external world, alien as it seems to everyday thinking, is absolutely essential".

All these considerations elevate the notion of duties to a status similar to that given to the notion of rights in Western ethics.

To end this note, we include some considerations about the notion of multidimensional fixed point that researchers could take into account.

It therefore provides a compelling argument for inclusion of the notion of entrepreneurial agency in consideration of one of the central theories of ethnic entrepreneurship: mixed embeddedness.

The above considerations on inferential many-valuedness are of interest also because they affect the definition of the notion of a logical system.

The article's consideration of domains renders the notion of ANT analyses more accessible and relevant for long term strategy professionals, as well as making some of the specific lessons Shell derived from its experience more widely available for application elsewhere.

Many of these challenges require a careful consideration of traditional notions of human subjects research and how Internet research pushes the boundaries of these notions.

Considerations of these separate components thus lead to the notion of a 'biological' age, as measured by the overall deregulation of DNAm in the genome of an individual, and which may be indicative of an overall prospective disease risk (Fig.  2).