Sentence examples for definite notions from inspiring English sources

Some players with very definite notions of how they should play were scornful of his right to issue instructions to the contrary, nicknaming him The No10 as a sarcastic snipe at his own insignificant playing career.

Thus the dialogues that do characterize a definite notion of validity can be seen as an abstraction from concrete, empirical dialogue games.

A definite stiffness notion should be established to completely reflect the track stiffness characteristics.

The following suggestions are proposed considering the imperfection of existing stiffness measurements: (1) A definite stiffness notion should be established to completely reflect the track stiffness characteristics.

Children have notoriously rigorous powers of recall in these matters, as proven by those who can't write, but nevertheless maintain a very definite, fully-formed notion of what Santa should deliver.

Not that there's a definite nor definable notion of what a leader is, but that's exactly the point.

Global blinding and local definite allocation are complementary notions, and thus entanglement would be predicted, visible as a correlation across trials.

But this is not the case, because Zermelo's notion of definite property (definite Eigenschaft) is given informally and is ultimately vague.

Not definitive, just definite.

In the case of the egg and monster symbols, there seems to be a notion of a definite original form, but the egg is undifferentiated; for its form is vague and embryonic, and the monster figure containing all of the forms of chaos in a terrible way expresses the theme that chaos is not only passive (as is water) but resists creation.

In the early twentieth century, Jackson [1], the first scholar to develop q-calculus in a systematic way, introduced the notion of the definite q-integral and some classical concepts.