Sentence examples for intended notion from inspiring English sources

However, this condition may be regarded as too weak to capture the intended notion of a mereological sum.

When does an intuition track the intended notion of a proper assertion, and when something else altogether?

As to 11, the intended notion of an emergent property is one for which mereological supervenience fails.[42] Let x have proper parts.

It's a well intended notion he has, but it's a very naïve way of figuring out how you're going to conduct foreign policy".

But maybe the president now gets the point that the authors of our Constitution intended, a notion this Harvard-educated constitutional law professor claimed to understand when he was a senator attempting to rein in the unbridled power of the NSA.

The Telegraph - Jonathan Bernstein Reminding audiences of decades-old disappointment probably wasn't the sort of nostalgia that was intended when the notion of reviving The X-Files as a "six hour-event" was conceived, but, sadly, that's the impression left by this first episode.

The larger conceptual burden, at the time, was a notion, intended as a discipline, of a coherence to be pursued in every work of architecture.

Sixty-five to 84 is one big demographic clump — a dated notion, pun intended.

Details of a new bill that will give America's government the power to dismantle stricken banks is intended to belie the notion that some financial firms are "too big to fail".

Around 1938, the genial, suburban cartoonist Charles Addams invented in these pages a ghoulish tribe of sadists and malcontents, intended to tease the notion of American prosperity and the cult of the perfect nuclear family.

Lennar started marketing its new designs last fall with particular gusto: "Next Gen — The Home Within a Home" is a title and tag line intended to wrap the notion of multigenerational living in a futuristic gloss.