Sentence examples for more formal notion from inspiring English sources
When talking politics, however, the French, like the Americans, tend to go for the more formal notion of justice.
We obtain a more formal notion of analogy when we abstract from the concrete features the systems possess and only focus on their formal set-up.
Efforts to study these instabilities and mixing layers using group-theoretic ideas, as well as more formal notions of turbulence cascade processes during the later stages of the induced mixing layers, are inspected.
Here, consistency means that a set of fragment alignments can be included into one single alignment without contradictions, see for example [ 5] for a more formal definition of our notion of consistency.
There are models for children's informal knowledge of counting principles and informal counting strategies and their development into more formal and abstract arithmetic notions and procedures.
"But the notion of a more formal, active cooperative arrangement between the two today, I would suggest they don't make very good bedfellows.
Kripke labeled this being grounded.[11] It has often been noted that there is also a more informal notion of determinateness or grounding, to which the formal notion expressed by D at least roughly corresponds (cf. Herzberger (1970)).
As trendy as that notion is these days, I've also longed for more formal education in creative writing.
Additionally, the notion of independent, external review was also regarded as " more formal review" which in turn was associated with " selection and control" aspects of regulatory medical assessment, rather than as a formative and developmental educational exercise.
Yet Sen has an eclectic approach to theorizing, and hence other notions and theories (such as human rights or more formal discussions on freedoms from social choice theory) also play a role in his work on justice.
