Sentence examples for formulate notions from inspiring English sources
More time needs to pass before the people of the New York region can begin to formulate notions of what kind of memorial they want.
He describes how Chiang's makeshift government in Chongqing began to formulate notions of citizenship by creating a system of identity cards.
For this purpose, we formulate notions of both the experimental design for angular sampling and the kernel response function for an arbitrary set of angular measurements.
The term 'virtual community' can be used here as an anchor, an already formulated notion of shared online space and communicative interaction between users [10], from which it is possible to examine the content and nature of online communities in support of terrorist movements and extremist ideologies.
This finding is in agreement with the recently formulated notion that cell polarity is not a stable state of the cell but requires continuous recycling of Crb via a Rab11-dependent mechanism [9].
We formulate the notions of stationarity, symmetry, and smoothness for jet subdivision schemes.
The ( R O F ) -closure of Φ is the set of the functions f ∈ R X, having a net ( f λ ) λ in Φ, ( R O F ) -convergent to f. Analogously as above, it is possible to formulate the notions of ( c F ) -closedness and of ( c F ) -closure.
I think we all formulate certain notions about how the world works based on experience, personality, etc., and then, we perceive our lives through the filter of those beliefs.
Also here is the British club chair that inspired the 1928 Grand Confort, the cube of caged leather he designed with Charlotte Perriand and his cousin Pierre Jeanneret that may be the emblematic chair of the 20th century, and a wardrobe trunk like the one that helped him formulate his notion of rational organization and efficient use of space.
The main difficulty with the Replacement Axiom is that of how to formulate the notion of a functional correspondence.
