Sentence examples for notion of the structure from inspiring English sources

But you never get a clear notion of the structure's internal volume or what's going on inside, and this disorienting effect may be the most interesting aspect of the piece.

For this, we need the notion of the "causal structure" of spacetime.

Merleau-Ponty endorses the notion of the diacritical structure of language, thereby accepting and incorporating one of the Saussurian ideas but not the other.

But this cannot be the notion of structure that structuralism in the philosophy of mathematics has in mind.

These development are also relevant for discussing the notion of structure, the importance of which was for instance emphasized in Russell 1959.

When X is a reflexive Banach space, using the notion of normal structure set, the existence and uniqueness of fixed points is established by Redjel and Dehici [17].

In the next experiment, he glued the tips of needle pairs together with shellac to test whether the earthworm's behavior resulted because they "gain a general notion of the shape or structure of the pine leaves and perceive that it is necessary for them to seize the base where the two needles are conjoined".

The notion that the structure of a language conditions the way in which a speaker of that language thinks is known as the Whorfian hypothesis, and there is much controversy over its validity.

This finding supports the notion that the structure of the adsorbed SDS, depending on its concentration, strongly affects the exfoliation of graphite into graphene.

The GHS coaching program provides an intervention of 26 weeks and includes 10 telephone contacts, the favourable maintenance results for those completing the 6-month coaching program further support previous research and also support the notion that the structure of the current coaching program itself is satisfactory.

The notion of structure refers to the aspects of the system which do not change.