Sentence examples for notion of direction from inspiring English sources

See Humberstone 1992 for a fuller discussion of the notion of direction of fit.

Like the notion of direction of fit, however, the notion of conditions of satisfaction is too coarse-grained to enable us to make some valuable distinctions among speech acts.

Eight out of the 13 trees we found to be problematic lack temporal components (see Dodick 2009) Very few evolutionary trees in museums resembles Haeckel's famous (and misnamed) "Tree of Life" as these sort of diagrams "are the epitome of a teleological view of evolution: they overtly suggest the notion of direction and progress" (Catley and Novick 2008).

Further, we introduce the notion of directional isochrony which provides sufficient conditions for safe communication between modules in one direction but not in the other direction.

Prior to performing these analyses we had no notion of the direction that any intervention bias might fall.

And for the cardinals at its helm, the whole notion of new directions contradicts what they see as their stewardship of eternal, unalterable truths.

In late nineteenth century continental Europe a different notion of 'direction' existed than the one that Darwin directly attacked.

Weyl presented the details of his approach to projective geometry, which uses the notion of autoparallelism of direction, in a set of lectures delivered in Barcelona and Madrid in the spring of 1922 (Weyl (1923a); see also Weyl (1921c)).

From Lemma 1, one can see that the notions of "homogeneous direction of isosceles orthogonality" and "isometric reflection vector" are closely connected.

Implications and future directions These findings support the notion of a direct link between IL-6 levels and hepatic lipid metabolism.

She remarks (p. 82): "The total reliance of natural selection on chance was simply not compatible with the notion of any fixed direction".