Sentence examples for corresponding to the notion of from inspiring English sources

In the Peircean system another future operator corresponding to the notion of 'possible future' may also be defined, i.e., In addition, G may de defined as ~f~ and g as ~F~.

Corresponding to the notion of denial we have the notion of hatred, or negative emotion.

Corresponding to the notion of affirmation or "positive judgment" we have the notion of love, or positive emotion.

This will become possible by defining indicators corresponding to the notions of direct, indirect and total water uses as defined above.

Institutional entrepreneurship therefore corresponds to the notion of institutional change.

Diversity, for example, references the value of multiple mechanisms to address health needs, closely corresponding to the above notion of collateral pathways.

So, one can ask here a normative question: which are the basic axiomatic constraints corresponding to this notion of supposition?

There are stronger and weaker brands of necessity corresponding to the possible notions of rigidity.

The constructive axiomatic approach is based on a triple of sets of objects corresponding respectively to the notions of events, particle paths and light rays, which are taken as primitive.

Such result would look very similar to a decision tree, and the corresponding k-mers could be related to the notion of crowns (see [ 79]).

Sugden (1986) and Vanderschraaf (1998) argue that it is not crucial to the notion of convention that the corresponding equilibrium be a coordination equilibrium.