Sentence examples for notion of question from inspiring English sources

Thus, the notion of question meanings in InqB is more general than the notion of question meanings in partition semantics.

Here we are also stretching the notion of question answering, since several of the mentioned systems require the use of key words or query patterns for retrieval of factoids.

This insight has led to the development of an alternative logical notion of question meanings, which forms the cornerstone of the framework of inquisitive semantics, to be discussed below.

In this kind of process, the notions of question and answer are understood broadly.

In order to address this issue, several theories have been developed that adopt more fine-grained, structured notions of question meanings.

Consider the notion of a query or a question.

"It's been a longstanding goal that came about when trying to understand, from a neuroscience perspective, the notion of presence, the question of how and why we typically experience things are being real, as in really existing in the world," he told Wired.

Questions raised at the workshop ranged from "what was the composition of the primitive atmosphere?" to "how can we formalize the notion of agency?" These questions might seem so different that there is little hope that either could be of any use in answering the other.

Does it challenge your notion of the big questions, or does it validate it?

In A Theory of Content and Other Essays (1990), Fodor takes up another of his central notions: the question of the reality of mental representations.

"I think this whole notion of even asking the question, 'Who is the black leader?' is off the mark," Mr. Raoul said.