Sentence examples for denotes the view from inspiring English sources

Here i denotes the detector pixel and t denotes the view number.

Thus, "moral non-objectivism" denotes the view that moral facts exist and are mind-dependent (in the relevant sense), while "moral objectivism" holds that they exist and are mind-independent.

Sometimes, the term 'agency theory' was used to denote the view that the relation between agents and their actions is primitive and irreducible.

(Sometimes 'nominalism' is used to denote the view that there are no such things as abstract objects; on this usage, 'nominalism' is synonymous with 'anti-platonism', and views like immanent realism count as versions of nominalism.

The term "revisionary materialism" is often invoked to denote the view that the theoretical framework of folk psychology will only be eliminated to a degree, and that various dimensions of our commensense conception of the mind will be at least partly vindicated.

All messages sent before τ G are received the latest by time τ G +δ. Let v0 denote the largest view number such that no correct process has sent a Start message for view v0 by time τ G, but some correct process has sent a Start message for view v0−1.

Here we will use 'deflationism', and 'the deflationary theory of truth' to denote the general view we want to discuss, and reserve other names for specific versions of that view.

He introduced the term 'reism' to denote the philosophical view that the category of things is the sole ontological category.

In his 1905 paper, "On denoting," Russell embraced the view that neither 'Pegasus' nor in fact most proper names of natural languages are genuine 'logical' proper names.

The class MobileComponent denotes the particular mobile view component such as button, image, and icon.

(The insets denote the top-view SEM images).