But it does tell us that our concept of psychological privacy and one centrally important notion of personhood — that of an autonomous person — are deeply linked.
The important notion of a category was introduced by Samuel Eilenberg and Saunders Mac Lane at the end of World War II.
"What struck me when I arrived here 25 years ago," he added, "was how we have this unfashionable but critically important notion that the faculty should specify some of what everyone should know.
It is an Egyptian theurgy, of an extreme Neoplatonist," etc., etc. Calasso traces the important notion of decadence plausibly enough, although with an acute accent on the first "e," to make it more French.
For example, the notion of searching and finding, so important in Eleusis, became an important notion in Plato's philosophy: the philosopher should never cease or relax in his quest for truth.
Another important notion (partly derived from Yoga philosophy) is that throughout the body there are subtle canals that carry esoteric powers connected with the spinal cord, at the bottom of which the Goddess is coiled around the lingam as kundalini ("coil"); she can be made to rise through the body to the top, whereupon release from samsara takes place.
Plus, while considering boots on the ground, let's not forget about the important notion of changing "hearts and minds", with which our troops have been very much engaged, and which probably does far more to achieve long-lasting victory than mere muscle.
Let us recall first an important notion.
Invexity is an important notion in nonconvex optimization.
We can now introduce an important notion, that of a belief revision model (BRM).
This point is also related to the important notion of observability in science.
