Sentence examples for extended notion from inspiring English sources

Similarly, I-convergence is also an extended notion of statistical convergence ([9]) of real sequences.

Santayana's account of spirit and essence may lead one to wonder how Santayana can be included as a pragmatist, and this classification is accurate only if one includes an extended notion of pragmatic naturalism.

On the basis of an extended notion of sign, the authors of late 15th- and early 16th-century logic discussed at length topics like the different kinds of signification and representation (Gaspar Lax, Parve divis. term., ca. 1502, fol.

This, of course, presupposes a radically extended notion of inscriptions as it arose in Parisian logic around 1500, where an inscription is no longer characterized in terms of its derivative relation to spoken language, but rather in terms of its specific relation to the human sensory apparatus.

Claidière et al. (2014) extended notion of attraction incorporates reconstructive, transformative processes (which we call narrow attraction), as well as selection-like model-based, frequency-dependent and content-based biases that rest on higher fidelity cultural transmission.

Together with the deliberately extended notions of 'sign' and 'term' and the emphasis of the role of the mental sign, a fundamental redefinition of written signs, i.e., inscriptions is emerging in logic around 1500.

The tensor product, or simply, of two vector spaces V and W is one of the central notions of multilinear algebra which deals with extending notions such as linear maps to several variables.

Kutbi et al. [23] introduced the notion of an F-closed set which extended the notion of an F-invariant set as follows.

Jimenez [5] extended the notion of Ward [4] to introduce the notion of local efficient solution of a multiobjective programming problem and characterized it under tangent cone.

Today, they have extended that notion beyond pure data access to a graph.

Recently, Alotaibi and Alroqi [9] extended this notion in paranormed spaces.