Sentence examples for problem of the notion from inspiring English sources

One, named Evelyn, holds up a small canvas and declares, "Working out here helps me to address the problem of the notion of the nonrepresentational as an absolute".

Finally, there is the problem of the notion of patient "groups".

Daly (2012) argues that, while there is nothing wrong with metaphysics per se, there is a problem for the notion of grounding it's incoherent.

We investigate geometrical properties of the random K-satisfiability problem using the notion of x-satisfiability: a formula is x-satisfiable is there exist two SAT-assignments differing in Nx variables.

A related problem concerns the notion of the acceptance of a paradigm, research programme or research tradition.

Indeed, in a second letter to Dedekind of August 31, 1899 Cantor pointed out another problem, involving the notion of the cardinal number and implying that one cannot consistently think of the "the set of all conceivable sets", say M. Were M a genuine set, then it would possess a cardinal number m, which would be the maximum cardinal number.

She was a lean, intense veteran of the congressional arena who had no problem with the notion of white-collar polluters going to jail.

The line that fans do not want the club to field "any representatives of sexual minorities" is deplorable and football as a whole appearing to have a problem with the notion of homosexual players (or indeed players of other "sexual minorities") does not excuse it.

To give a precise meaning of this problem, we introduce the notion of solution of (4.1).

An enduring piece of the problem is the notion that everyone should go to college regardless of the cost and debt incurred, misdirection of human resources and the ability of graduates to meet present and future needs.

And yet we continue to delude ourselves with the illusion that this is the Age of Progress". Stanford's Paul Ehrlich says he has no problem with the notion of cheap, clean, inexhaustible power, per se, which could be a tremendous boon to mankind.