Sentence examples for notion and points from inspiring English sources
In this constructive topology the role of open sets and points is reversed; in classical topology an open set is defined as a certain set of points, in the constructive case open sets are the fundamental notion and points are defined in terms of them.
Rather than flagging the simultaneous blending of conflicting cultural claims to form a subject position that is constituted by its borderland status, Butler deploys the notion of "psychic excess" and points to the re-significations of performance (as within a historical chain) in ways that subvert a stable subject position altogether.
Etzioni claims that "left populism" is based on unpopular notions of "wealth transfer" and points to the unpopularity of programs for the poor (along with what appears to be an outlier poll on inequality).
We wish to challenge this notion and suggest investigating the extracellular point of view.
That notion, Scanlon points out, was first proposed by another shameless, enterprising native daughter of and famous escapee from Little Rock: Lorelei Lee.
However, because viral circulation goes around the globe in a year, the notions of starting points and finishing lines fade, and Oceania merely becomes one of the many spatial positions placed on the circuit.
As with many of his subsequent films, including "City of Pirates" (1983), he played expertly with, and slyly confounded, conventional notions of storytelling, character and point of view.
"If you go into the game with notions of scoring points and thinking about the margin and stuff you'll be in trouble.
What I do think happened is that the housing market passed a critical point – similar to the notion of "tipping points", popularized by Malcom Galdwell.
Naturally, we come up with the problem how to introduce the notion of approximate point and under what condition the set of inner points equals the set of primal points.
The agent is programmed to work out what is meaningful through "reinforcement learning", the basic notion that scoring points is good and losing them is bad.
