Sentence examples for notion associated from inspiring English sources

Blackburn, though, rejects the notion associated with Williams and other economic determinists that slavery ended only because it had become a drag on capitalist profits.

The difference between the two words is unclear, but caring about it suggests that, to some, "secular" is a toxic notion, associated with a hostility to religion.

One notion (associated with Semi-Pelagianism, some forms of nominalism, and Arminianism) makes foreknowledge the ground of predestination and teaches that God predestined to salvation those whose future faith and merits he foreknew.

This new "global notion" associated with the operator (L_gamma ) could be assigned to any smooth bounded domain (Omega ) of (mathbb {R}^n) with (0in partial Omega ), as long as (frac{n^2-1}{4}

In classical philosophy 'information' was a technical notion associated with a theory of knowledge and ontology that originated in Plato's (427 347 BCE) theory of forms, developed in a number of his dialogues (Phaedo, Phaedrus, Symposium, Timaeus, Republic).

This notion of an organism is interesting, but is it the organismal notion associated with the TOL?

Another important set of notions associated with the same school of yinyang are the "Five Phases" (wuxing) or "powers" (wude): water, fire, wood, metal, earth.

The problem involves once-great-notions associated with Europe that now seem empty and overreaching, shaking confidence in its claim to unlimited promise.

His socialism is not that of the command economy, class warfare, and public ownership but, rather, that of state partnership and gentle interventionism, fostered by those "notions associated with the left — social justice, cohesion, equality of opportunity, and community".

When applied, a science's theory weeds out ideological notions associated with the original concept or genera.

This section covers some of the more basic notions associated with the complex-valued random signals field and introduces a new class of signals, called widely factorizable.