Sentence examples for describes the notion of a from inspiring English sources
It appears that ante rem structuralism describes the notion of a structure in a somewhat circular manner.
It also describes the notion of a system area network (SAN) and enumerates characteristics that distinguish it from a local area network (LAN) and from the internal wiring of a single computer.
In this paper we describe the notion of a 'mental picture' as an outcome of situation awareness, how an awareness of the situation is developed and maintained, the cues allocators attend to, and the difficulties they face in doing so.
Now if you describe to them the ordinals all the way up to ϵ0 and you describe the notion of a well-ordering and ask them whether ϵ0 is well-founded you will find that the answer rests solely on whether they have grasped the object in question.
Phelan described the notion of an early time period when the risk for spontaneous ICH expansion should prohibit chemoprophylaxis administration.
Device analysts such as CCS Insight's Ben Wood described the notion of Apple Watch being a flop as "absolute nonsense" and said it would easily be the "most successful smartwatch ever".
He described the notion of going through a five-Test Ashes series with the same side as "extremely romantic" adding "but I think you've got to pick the best 11 players to help you have success in the conditions you're playing.
In milder moods, he has described the notion of fetal pain as a "fallacy"; when goaded by his critics' "lazy" thinking, he has pronounced it a "moral blunder" and "a shoddy, sentimental argument".
Former Rangers manager Alex McLeish, who won seven major honours in his five years in charge at Ibrox, described the notion of removing titles as a "non-starter" and insisted that his own contract at the club was above board.
