Sentence examples for notion cannot be from inspiring English sources

So the notion cannot be well defined.

One consequence of it is that the notion cannot be invoked to explain behaviour.

From Koolhaas's viewpoint, this notion cannot be divorced from the quality and efficacy of urban design.

However, such a notion cannot be applied directly to elements of a group manifold.

But the notion cannot be completely dismissed until more is known about how AG ants do, in fact, recognize brood.

From a statistical perspective, such a notion cannot be upheld.

But such notions cannot be used explanatorily or, more precisely, in a way that effectively precludes further investigation into the actual causes of organic phenomena.

As already Ibn Sina remarked – to whom the theoreticians of the doctrine of the transcendentals owed the very idea of first conceptions – these notions cannot be defined by some higher genus and must, therefore, be self-evident.

Alexander Rosenberg (1992) maintains that economics can only make imprecise generic predictions, and it cannot make progress, because it is built around folk psychology, which is a mediocre theory of human behavior and which (owing to the irreducibility of intentional notions) cannot be improved.

Of course, if we go beyond this to more complex (and admittedly more interesting) statements, for example, to hypotheses of ancestry and descent, the picture becomes murkier because such notions cannot be tested; we are back to probability judgements, and unquantifiable ones at that, although now we can see where they are coming from.

But since it identifies the class of computable functions with the class of those functions which are computable using a Turing machine, this thesis involves both a precise mathematical notion and an informal and intuitive notion, hence cannot be proved or disproved.