Sentence examples for developed a notion from inspiring English sources

The court developed a notion of the "duty to protect" basic rights from threats stemming from private action or social forces.

Bhāvaviveka developed a notion of two truths in which, at the level of conventional (as distinguished from ultimate) truth, reason could be used to support positive teachings and practices.

Besides natural law, scholastic thinkers developed a notion of natural rights, borrowing the notion of a right from the canon lawyers.

Kevin Kelly has developed a notion of simplicity that is appropriate for statistical models and proved Ockham theorems for this setting (see Other Internet Resources).

While Friedman and Myhill gave realisability models for extensional set theories, Beeson developed a notion of realisability for non-extensional set theories.

On the other hand, Carmona and others have developed a notion of urban design that is undoubtedly fertile, but which pays little attention to problems related to planning (Carmona et al. 2003; Punter 2010).

"We should develop a notion of doing things according to the law," she says.

Because Cardano refused to view negative numbers as possible coefficients in equations, he could not develop a notion of a general third-degree equation.

He develops a notion of how unexpected occurrences can be incorporated into a model of scientific and technological development that includes the experimental handling of surprises.

We also develop a notion of dimSp,Σ Y,Γ) with Γ an Rω-embeddable group and Sp the space of finite-dimensional Schatten p-class operators.

They were men exploring the socially conscious side of Christianity and developing a notion of socialism that marked a shift from the left's assumption that the state would always provide, toward an emphasis on voluntary action.