Sentence examples for intuitive notions from inspiring English sources

Fréchet made important contributions to the adaptation of the intuitive notions of Euclidean space beyond the study of geometric figures.

It turns out that the real numbers (unlike, say, the rational numbers) have important properties that correspond to intuitive notions of continuity.

"Alternatively, if policies such as a tax on height are rejected, then the standard utilitarian framework must in some way fail to capture our intuitive notions of distributive justice".

First, a set of general criteria for semantics evaluation is introduced by proposing a formal counterpart to several intuitive notions related to the concepts of maximality, defense, directionality, and skepticism.

Alternatively, if policies such as a tax on height are rejected, then the standard Utilitarian framework must in some way fail to capture our intuitive notions of distributive justice.

The intuitive notions of computation and algorithm are central to mathematics.

This use of functions corresponds to nothing like our intuitive notion of what data should be.

It is an open question whether Ayer's account provides a satisfactory explanation of the intuitive notion of free will.

There is, however, nothing in one's intuitive notion of probability that requires the acceptance of this property.

There seems to be little hope for this restriction, however, without changing the intuitive notion of the set.

This quantifies the intuitive notion that the average of repeated observations is less variable than the individual observations.