Sentence examples for second notion of from inspiring English sources

Philip adopts the second notion of convertibility.

Notice that this second notion of compactness is weaker than the previous one.

Some scholars think that Plato needs a second notion of negation in addition to difference (understood as distinctness or non-identity), such as incompatibility, to accommodate negative predication.

If (A) is interpreted using this second notion of simulation, then (A) is true only if we do not care how close our computational approximations are.

However, with regard to Bradley's second notion of "idea", Moore accused Bradley of conflating the symbol with the symbolized, and rejected Bradley's view that what is symbolized is itself a part of the idea and dependent upon it.

While none of these two notions is the one we have in ranking theory, Spohn (2009), relying on Halpern (2003), shows that by adopting the second notion of conditional possibility one can render possibility theory isomorphic to a real-valued version of ranking theory.

Working in an unfamiliar kitchen is hard, even if it belongs to someone whose first notion of "kitchen" was the same as mine.

"If people really think that [this is plagiarism], then they haven't the first notion of what literature is … It is part of my method," he said, branding his accusers "incompetents" in a video on Le Nouvel Observateur's website.

A third notion of reductionism is more metaphysical in focus than either the conceptual or theoretical ideas reviewed so far.

Historically, the first notion of an enhancement was suggested by Grothendieck [23], based on his idea of a derivator.

If (A) is interpreted using this first notion of simulation, it entails that everything in the universe is a digital computing system.