Sentence examples for setting conception from inspiring English sources

The short and the later-produced television series share elements, but the two differ slightly in setting, conception and continuity, especially in regard to the post-apocalyptic setting, which is only featured in the television series.

At last, a numerical example is given and the results verify the efficiency of efficient path set conception.

— it turns polytonal and polyrhythmic, with a piano-as-tuned-drum-set conception.

GT participated in setting up the design and conception of the study, helped to discuss the results and to draw conclusions and revised the manuscript to improve readability.

Setting various value conceptions on equal footing is the aim of Locke's pluralism.

It serves to highlight some problems with one particular conception of set theory (the algebraic conception), but it plays no role in Skolem's arguments against other conceptions of set theory.

Are we not, perhaps unwittingly, setting up a Manichaean conception of man and the world, in which the work of the flesh, vitiated in itself, is tolerated only in view of children?

Indeed, the new contradictions not only affected the conception of set and logical concepts, they also came to include the notion of definability and its relation with a fundamental issue: the structure of the mathematical continuum and in particular whether the continuum can be well-ordered and whether Cantor's Continuum Hypothesis (CH) holds.

In short: the classical paradoxes show that the algebraic conception of set theory is the best conception we've got, and so Skolem's Paradox shows that set-theoretic notions are unavoidably relative.

GC was involved in the conception, design, set up, acquisition of data, analysis and interpretation of data, reviewing drafts of the manuscript and approval of final version.

VK was involved in the conception, design, set up, interpretation of data, reviewing drafts of the manuscript and approval of final version.