Sentence examples for known notion from inspiring English sources

property is equivalent to the previously known notion of tangential mappings introduced by Sastry et al. [55].

However, at pressure ratios higher than the breakeven point, performance behaviour seems to contradict the well known notion that systems with low irreversibility should be more efficient that those with high irreversibility.

We merely hypothesized that this well known notion could be extended to explain the existence of some religious rituals that promote microbial transmission.

The specific accelerating factor represents a "benchmark" for a motor, it's easy to calculate from datasheets and was defined using well known notions of electromechanical design (under certain assumptions).

These findings support the well known clinical notion that smoking cessation attempts are more successful in a novel environment, not previously connected with smoking.

As is well known, the notion of well-posedness can be divided into two different groups: Hadamard type and Tykhonov type [8, 9].

In the 1990s, centrally planned medical systems in former Soviet Bloc nations were exposed to domestic market forces, introducing competition for patients into a health economy that had previously known no notion of profit.

As is well known, the notions of well-posedness can be mainly divided into three groups, namely, Hadamard type, Tykhonov type and Levitin-Polyak type.

Gutiérrez et al. proposed ((C, varepsilon))-efficient solutions via co-radiant sets, which extended and unified some known different notions of approximate solution in [18], and they obtained some characterizations of this kind of approximate solution by linear scalarization in [19].

Everyone knows this notion of classlessness is false, since nothing stimulates petty snobberies more immediately than a garden.

You know, the notion that a group of people assembled a la cheerleaders in a line will make everyone look more attractive.