Sentence examples for notion characterizes from inspiring English sources

Hence, this notion characterizes the maximal variation of f ( t, ⋅ ) on the set of spikes identical from time [ t ] − m to time [ t ] (cylinder set).

Concepts of the older theory (volume, pressure, temperature, entropy) must be related to the concepts of the newer theory (molecular constitution, dynamical concepts governing the motion of the molecular constituents, probabilistic notions characterizing either the states of an individual system or distributions of states over an imagined ensemble of systems subject to some common constraints).

Counterfactuals require a distance notion to characterize worlds which differ minimally from each other.

Could you explain your vision of what privacy is – if necessary by using a term, a notion to characterize what you consider as private?

Moreno-Ternero and Villar (2004) introduce a property called securement which guarantees a minimal share to each person and they use this notion to characterize the Talmud rule.

It's reconciliation and the liminal space between two totally contradictory notions that characterizes Dustin Yellin, both his art and Pioneer Works Center for Art and Innovation, the wildly ambitious project that has become his Magnum Opus and pretty much consumed his entire life.

These observations motivated several groups to perform in-vitro experiments, with the notion that characterizing the bacterium-phagocyte dynamics would help decipher the in-vivo behavior of the innate immune system.

We use graph theoretic notions to characterize communication topology in the network determined by the information flow directions and captured by the graph Laplacian matrix.

On the algebraic conception of set theory, basic set-theoretic notions are characterized by looking at the model theory of first-order axiomatizations of set theory.

This notion of retrieving characterizes the "specific movement in which Dasein is stretched along and stretches itself along", what Heidegger now calls Dasein's historizing.

Here Hegel seems to have extended Fichte's legally characterized notion of recognition into the types of human inter-subjectivity earlier broached by Hölderlin and the romantics.