Sentence examples for given notion from inspiring English sources

Comfort had a tendency to focus single-mindedly on a given notion or project at the expense of any kind of balance: while he was a student at Highgate School, in London, he became convinced that he could concoct a superior version of gunpowder.

Unlike probabilists, De Finetti uses a primitively given notion of information in order to define conditional probability.

It only satisfies the correctness criterion when the target language has an independently given notion of correctness.

This explains why 'Interculturalism reacts against the process of political ethnicisation of people, and against considering ethnicity a given notion in categorising people' (Zapata-Barrero, 2016a, p. 61), stands against fixed categories and is able to allow hybridity to flourish (p. 59).

This happens, in part, by questioning what the dominant narratives Western culture has about the lives of queer and trans people and elevating work that subverts these given notions.

It seems like quality kit and we give Notion Ink all the props in the world for at least trying.

The high level of customizable flexibility should give Notion a better shot at adoption than more dedicated sensor systems that have focused narrowly on a particular target characteristic (such as, say, detecting motion or acting as a wireless eye).

We give notions of subsolution and supersolution for the Dirichlet problem (3.1).

Next we will give notions and examples of new types of multi-valued mapping with compact value which are weaker than that of Tiammee and Suantai [21].

He also gave notions and a detailed classification for different loaded differential, loaded integral, loaded functional equations and considered their numerical applications.

But Mr. Clinton came mighty close, and his aides acknowledged that he had given the notion of statehood a shove.