Sentence examples for form the notion of from inspiring English sources
We might not be able to "form the notion of an angle without the notion of the sides containing it," says Sidgwick, but we can see that an angle is greater than or equal to another "without any comparison of the containing sides" (loc. cit).
-treasurer of Chick's was described by Meehan as the man who thought up and put into workable form, the notion of automatically dispensing hot drinks by machinery.
These two forms of fettering of discretion have been said to represent two elements defining the concept of discretion in administrative law – the first form relates to freedom of choice, and second form the notion of one's personal discretion.
Given that interaction itself is a temporal form, the notion of temporality must be considered during the interpretation of results (Gottman and Roy, pp. 60).
One forms the notion of species, for instance, by noting that the nature of horse (not the conept of horse) belongs to several numerically distinct things.
7. The full passage reads as follows (L 5: 47): "I will show here how men come to form the notion [la notion] of space.
A stronger form rejects the notion of necessity altogether (cf. Pivcevic 1970 , 38 41.
The chemicals, biologicals, temporal, and mechanical aspects form part of the notion of biocompatibility.
As an international consensus forms around the notion of a transitional government, it has been snagged on the thorny question of what role, if any, Mr. Assad would occupy in it.
During a brief, personable onstage conversation he said that what appealed to him about conventional classical forms was the notion of bringing opposed elements like crisis and catharsis into alignment.
