Sentence examples for recent notion from inspiring English sources

This is a fairly recent notion.

The approach is based on the recent notion of φ-related control systems.

His recent notion of trading away all ballistic missiles has been spelled out to Mr. Gorbachev but not to the American public.

The idea that grapes alone — and aglianico grapes, at that — could provide a living is a fairly recent notion in Campania.

He draws on sources ranging from Saint Augustine's conception of absolute truth to Einstein's theory of relativity, from the unity of the once-indivisible atom to the multiplicity of subatomic particles and the recent notion of multiple universes.

This work is concerned with the first of these aspects: it proposes novel strategies for ESN reservoir design based on the theoretical framework built by Kohonen׳s classical works on self-organization – which includes the notions of short-range positive feedback and lateral inhibition – and also on the related and more recent notion of neural gas.

Freedom of expression was "threatened by recent notions of 'hate speech', 'phobia' and so forth".

We build upon recent notions that recognize the large disparity between relevant length scales involved in plastic flow processes around cracks in metals and on metal ceramic interfaces.

This kitchen is as serious as any in the city about Cantonese classics, along with a few more recent notions from Hong Kong.

The main premise of our work follows the recent notions in autonomic and recovery oriented computing - not all faults can be determined and removed at the time of system design and testing.

In this paper, we present a new approach for hierarchical control based on the recent notions of approximate simulation and simulation functions, a quantitative version of the simulation relations.