Sentence examples for mentioned notions from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, using the characterization theorems proved in this paper, we draw the connections between all mentioned notions of equivalence including further equivalence relations, so-called weak and local expansion equivalence.

Regarding the published papers on the equivalence of cone metric and usual (associated) metric in the literature, it is natural to conclude that some other techniques can also be developed for the equivalence of the mentioned notions.

In the light of the above mentioned notions, we may suppose the existence of muscle modifications in fibromyalgic patients, in particular of type II fibers, the white rapidly contracting type fibers.

As regards the old thesis that consciousness is always the consciousness of something, he endeavors to preserve this by appealing to the already mentioned notion of mind-dependent conformity, which may be either actual or potential (Marty 1908a 407-431).

Acquaintances I mentioned the notion to had no trouble coming up with other possibilities.

As soon as I mentioned the notion at the dinner table it became clear that there would be no discussion about this.

When she mentioned the notion to Karen McCullah Lutz and Kirsten (Kiwi) Smith, the writers of "Legally Blonde" and "10 Things I Hate About You," they responded with a more commercial suggestion: What if she became a sorority-house mom?

"I wanted to play with electric guitars and drums," he said, "but when I mentioned that notion in clubs that I played, the owners would say, 'We wouldn't have you play here... This is a folk club.'" With three other partners, he opened the Matrix Club at 3138 Fillmore Street, with Balin's new band Jefferson Airplane playing at the club's inaugural show on 13 August 1965.

Gregersen: You mentioned this notion that as you get closer and closer to the top – say, of an aircraft carrier or of a business organization – you're leading people who know things you don't.

Considering the power functions of negative orders, we have also mentioned a notion of singular time scales functions, a matter which is quite unexplored so far (see Remark 4.7).

Interviewer: You mentioned the notion of routines from Nelson and Winter (1982), where the authors specified their own view of what those rules are, e.g., they are situated, context specific.