Sentence examples for constrain the notion from inspiring English sources
My strategy for answering anti-representational attacks is to sketch a general mechanistic framework, the purpose of which is to constrain the notion of representation without deciding which features representational mechanisms may have, as this may be discovered only empirically.
For him, senses play a role in semantics (by constraining the notion of synonymy and the truth conditions of attitude reports) without encapsulating the cognitive significance of an expression for a group of speakers.
"I'm sick to death of being constrained within the notion of a Japanese sensibility," exclaimed a leading curator of contemporary art during my visit to Kyoto.
Firstly, the introduction of the notion of locality to the HWMP messages, which is later used to constrain the intra-cluster traffic.
Will this constrain the kowtowing?
These notions above represent two sides of Gould's conviction that the internal structure of an organism can set and constrain the pathways of change [ 57].
In the present paper we sharpen the upper bound of a Grüss-type covariance inequality by incorporating a notion of quadrant dependence between random variables and also utilizing the idea of constraining the means of the random variables.
It constrains the imagination.
This constrained the growth of individual patches.
We extend previous results from the SISO state-feedback to the MIMO output-feedback architecture and provide a methodology to design such weights either to maximize or to constrain a robustness metric based on the notion of Asymptotic Mean Square Stability.
