Sentence examples for prominent notion from inspiring English sources

A second prominent notion of information derives from Paul Grice's (1989) influential discussion of natural meaning.

A third prominent notion of information is semantic information, i.e., representational content.[7] Some philosophers hold that a physical system computes only if the system's states have representational properties (Dietrich 1989; Fodor 1998: 10; Ladyman 2009; Shagrir 2006; Sprevak 2010).

The most prominent notions of fear in the novel come from the Losers Clubb themselves: their home lives, the things that have made them pariahs.

Already, one precept that has emerged is the notion, prominent in counterinsurgency doctrine, that the Afghan population is the "center of gravity" in the war.

Prominent Democrats rejected the notion of a split between the caucus and black pastors.

But his lawyer's prominent rebuttal of the notion at the outset of Mr. Bulger's trial showed just how much Mr. Bulger wanted it discredited.

A more detailed dissection focusing on six prominent categories substantiated this notion (Additional file 7).

Their prominent expression supports the notion that cells make attempts to reduce overall light harvesting and reductant input under N-limitation.

It is worth to mention that this class is prominent among various other notions of hyperbolic spaces in the current literature, for convenience of the reader; see [3 6].

I recently participated in a public event where a prominent columnist put forward the notion that oil companies are unique in being home to an entire class of executive miscreants.

Randy Lee, a prominent Staten Island developer, dismissed the notion that development has trumped reason on Staten Island.