Sentence examples for related notion from inspiring English sources

Used in place of the absolute value is the length of the vector x, which is defined to beIn fact there is a closely related notion, called an inner product, written 〈x, y〉, where x, y are vectors.

Though I've never had much patience with the philosopher's debate over whether the tree falling in an unpeopled forest makes a noise (of course it makes a noise — if philosophers can't hear it, that's because they're talking too much and too loudly), I do subscribe to the related notion that the metaphor that fails to find its home in print, whether in poetry or prose, doesn't fully exist.

A closely related notion is the one of probing models (also 'study models' or 'toy models').

This is Tye's object unity; Bayne and Chalmers' objectual unity is at least a related notion.

(See also Figdor 2008 for a discussion of a related notion of intrinsicality).

One suggestion might come from the related notion of conditions of satisfaction.

It is already apparent both that holism and nonseparability are related notions and that their exact relation needs to be clarified.

There are also related notions of representability for functions.

Some authors used related notions as 'condition (B)' (Babu et al. [21]) and 'almost generalized contractive condition' for two maps (Ćirić et al. [22]), and for four maps (Aghajani et al. [23]).

What was the point in pretending otherwise?" Lee related the notion of ownership to Weinergate: "If sex is about possession, then with the Internet, you don't have the complication of owning that person, the responsibility".

Whittaker (1972) related the notion of diversity to geographic scale and spatial context by introducing alpha, beta, and gamma diversity, which have enjoyed wide usage in ecology.