Sentence examples for notions presented from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, we first explain its construction by using the notions presented in [13].

Most mathematical notions presented here are known by many readers, and can be skipped at the first reading.

To provide an in-depth exposition of the notions presented heretofore, the remainder of this paper has been structured as follows.

TDC's COLEctive Notions, presented this past weekend at The Drucker Center, was produced and backed by Cole with her resources and creative mentorship as Artistic Director.

That's the word from Neil deGrasse Tyson, an astrophysicist and the director of the Hayden Planetarium at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, who used his Twitter account on Sunday night to dispel some notions presented in Alfonso Cuaron's blockbuster new film.

This will allow us to test the theoretical notions presented here, and to obtain a set of models that are predictive for the relevant scenarios.

The notion presented one drawback, of course: nuns, and anything pertaining to them, were bad luck, and Perry was most respectful of his superstitions.

The other notion presented the view that humankind was created from select "ingredients" by Enki, or by Enki and his mother Nammu, or by Enki and the birth goddess called variously Ninhursag, Nintur, and Ninmah.

The sole concert that broke with that notion, presented at Avery Fisher Hall on Saturday night, included nothing by Mr. Adams; the whole evening was given over to Bruckner's towering Symphony No. 8. Yet here, too, was a substantial novelty: Mr. Welser-Möst chose the original 1887 version of the score, as it existed before Bruckner made substantial changes.

The magnitude of what the IMF mandated that Suharto deliver was roughly the same as the hypothetical notion presented above.

They reported that positive selection did not activate the leukocyte subsets, supporting the notion presented here, that cells were not activated by storage or by MACS Cell Separation.