Sentence examples for notion of realization from inspiring English sources

Critics, however, objected to the proliferation of strata and theoretical constructs in stratificational grammar, arguing that they result from an a priori commitment to the notion of realization and that the only stratal distinction for which there is any independent evidence is the distinction of phonology and grammar.

The stratificational approach to linguistic description is distinguished from others in that it relates grammar to semology and phonology by means of the same notion of realization that it employs to relate the lexemic and the morphemic stratal systems within the grammatical component.

Functionalist theories in particular rely heavily on the notion of realization to explicate the relation between consciousness and the physical.

A proper definition of counterpart will be given in Section 4 because the notion of realization is central, but some hints are already apparent at this stage of our presentation.

But however we interpret the notion of realization, a social language is a language (or some part or aspect of a language) individuated by reference to a plurality whereas an idiolect is a language (or some part, etc).

There are other, less well-entrenched notions of realization in the literature (e.g., Gillett 2002; Shoemaker 2007, chapter 3).

The notion of a realization easily extends from formulas to sequents.

Realization is primarily taken to be a relationship between properties, though derivative notions of property instance realization and state of affairs realization have been defined.

In this context, this study aims at describing an integrated system architecture that extends the notion of a WSN towards the realization of large-scale, cross-organizational VSNs.

This leads to the notion of smaller and control-oriented realizations.

Sydney Shoemaker (2007, chapter 2) defines a related notion of property realization, which he calls the 'subset view of realization'.