Sentence examples for hypothetical notion from inspiring English sources

In all of them the hypothetical notion of empowerment gives way to the exercise of literal power.

Two years after the national transitional council took its seat in the United Nations, central government is still a hypothetical notion.

Asked whether "Burning in China" would lead to further theater work, Mr. Deschanel was doubtful, refusing even to entertain the hypothetical notion of directing his daughter Zooey Deschanel, the actress and singer, in a musical.

The magnitude of what the IMF mandated that Suharto deliver was roughly the same as the hypothetical notion presented above.

The findings in our study support this hypothetical notion of no significant effect of H&Y stage on diagnostic accuracy of ioflupane [I].

This hypothetical notion is supported by the fact that THI3 deletion in strain 59A leads to higher PDC1 expression than observed in strains 59A or 59A THI3-S288c.

The resulting notion of hypothetical revision sanctions axioms validating (EI).

Hobbesians do not use the term 'constructivism', but they use a similar notion of hypothetical contract to explain the nature of morality and of moral truths.

Moreover, incompatibilists do not accept that Hume's notion of "hypothetical liberty", as presented in the Enquiry, can deal with this objection.

Dov Samet (1996) has offered a concrete model of the notion of hypothetical knowledge, which he utilizes to offer epistemic models of backwards induction in games of perfect information.

Arló-Costa offers a fifth account that proposes that the type of 'matter of fact' supposition involved in analyzing conditionals is modeled by the notion of hypothetical revision presented in Arló-Costa 2001.