Sentence examples for elementary conceptions from inspiring English sources

In this section, we first recall some definitions of elementary conceptions, including the Luxemburg norm and the class G ( p, q, C ) of Young functions.

In this section, we first present some definitions of elementary conceptions, including Orlicz norms, the Young function, and the A-weight, then propose the local estimate for the composite operator of T ∘ d ∘ H with the Orlicz norm, and at last extend it to the global version in the L φ -averaging domains.

For Schlegel, language constitutes, in its most elementary conception, the basic means of communication of immediate feelings, and therefore represents a dimension that is also present in other animals.

Findings from this study suggest that preservice elementary teachers' conceptions of algebra as subject matter are rather narrow.

This lends support to our conception of multiple elementary units variously adapted, or 'tuned,' to detect the target pheromone component ratio.

We analyse their responses with regard to the elementary school programs and to the expected scientific conceptions.

This study examined conceptions of algebra held by 30 preservice elementary teachers.

Ricoeur's conception of historical time unites two more elementary senses of time.

I believed my parents when they told me my conception was an "accident," and I believed the nuns at my elementary school when they told me I was a "problem".

Somehow, elementary was easy.

Elementary, my dear reader.