Sentence examples for idea in connection from inspiring English sources
Maddy developed this idea in connection with sets.
The early Maddy (1990) pursued this idea in connection with set theory, claiming that sets of physical objects can be taken to exist in spacetime and, hence, that we can perceive them.
The aerospace industry, especially in France and the United States, is currently investigating Peircean ideas in connection with avionics systems that monitor aircraft "health".
The French mathematician Antoine Parent introduced the concept of shear stress in 1713, but Coulomb was the one who extensively developed the idea, first in connection with beams and with the stressing and failure of soil in 1773 and then in studies of frictional slip in 1779.
We will return to this general idea below in connection with Price and Menzies but it is worth noting that it faces an obvious problem.
We brought up these essential ideas above in connection with the hypothesis of nuclear evolution being driven by meiosis, because concepts such as molecular crowding, spatial organization of DNA repair machines, and enhanced kinetics of DNA repair by restricted diffusion of substrates also apply to the function of the nucleus during meiotic recombination.
Maddy developed this idea most fully in connection with sets.
The Apollo announced the walk-of-fame idea in 2008 in connection with a long-planned renovation.
Transparency accounts are inspired by the idea discussed above, in connection with Gareth Evans' famous remark: that if asked whether you believe that there will be a third world war, you answer by directly considering the likelihood of a third world war.
Marrone wants to embrace the traditional allure she finds in these paintings while challenging the idea of beauty in connection to sexuality and womanhood.
An administration official said the United States might even be prepared to offer economic incentives, an idea it previously disparaged in connection with the Clinton administration's 1994 deal to freeze North Korea's nuclear program, which the North subsequently breached.
