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(i) The notion given by Elek in Definition 1.1 of [32] in fact corresponds to proper algebraic amenability, as will become evident in the next proposition (see also Definition 3.1 in [25]).

The notion given by Elek in Definition 1.1 of [32] in fact corresponds to proper algebraic amenability, as will become evident in the next proposition (see also Definition 3.1 in [25]).

Similarly, for analysis of HSP70 in coelomocytes, Homa et al. [ 54] also reinforced the notion given by earlier studies that the value of biomarkers is higher when they are employed in combination as suite rather than individually [ 93, 124].

By the same token we can say that belief in conditionals can be represented in terms of a deviant notion of conditional belief, given by Update.

This notion was given by Hsu and Robbins [11].

A first attempt to generalize this notion was given by Berzig and Samet in [10].

Once the distinction is accepted, however, and the project of ontology is construed to be the project of discovering not what there is, but what there really is, then it is only the deep notion of ontological commitment that resonates with the ontological enterprise.[33] It is an analysis of this deep notion, as given by the truthmaker account, that matters for ontology.

A good example of this notion is given by the mismatch negativity (MMN), the difference between the event-related potential to an unexpected "deviant" and predictable "standard" stimuli (Naatanen et al. 2001).

According to the mechanist, the conscious mind is an epiphenomenon (a notion given general currency by T. H. Huxley 1893): that is, it is a by-product of the physical system which has no influence back on it.

These notions will be given by Definitions 2.1 and 2.5.