Sentence examples for notion of standard from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we introduce the notion of standard duals of operator bimodules.

At a tiny food stall along one of Bangkok's traffic-clogged boulevards, the owner, Thaweekiat Nimmalairatana, 35, questioned the very notion of standard recipes.

"Hence the notion of standard spelling needs to be taken with a huge pinch of salt". Yet propose that Britain should spell colour without a u and it is like burning the flag.

We define the notion of standard quantum limit (SQL) in optical resolution, set by the quantum noise of usual coherent light, and show that it can be much lower than the diffraction limit.

Following the notion of standard hard margin SVM, it is believed that data from two classes can be separated by a hard margin.

He suggests that in different discourses about health, we will either accept some notion of standard circumstances in assessing a person's abilities, and in others we will use benchmarks of reasonable circumstances.

In a sense, indeed, his youthful, romantic view of Hollywood's great years inspired his entire career, and gave him a notion of standards and how things might happen, because when in 1964 he got documentary work for Granada Television, what did he find there – and what was the entire Golden Age of British television – but another version of the studio system?

"The very notion of standards is gender-biased," remarked Martin.

Thus, while students were learning to recognize and produce a Metropolitan standard, they were also beginning to see how the very notion of a standard is inherently problematic.

The notion of a standard language possibly even the lofty aims of state patriotism will surely struggle to stem the tide.

"The notion of a standard vacation is a paradigm when people are on a fixed schedule," said Ron Glover, the vice president of work force diversity at I.B.M., which no longer tracks vacation days.