A brief consideration, however, shows that this notion cannot define a methodology for the building of ontologies.
So far, we lack of enough evidence to show how this notion is connected to other notions in the conceptual space, but we believe this line is well worth pursuing.
How many times do we have to show that this notion is wrong both in theory and empirically?
At the end we show that this notion allows a non-commutative version of the Arzelà Ascoli theorem.
The preceding discussion of neutrality has shown that this notion can be spelled out in various ways, and that the consequences of adopting any one of them will vary according to how the mind/matter distinction is spelled out.
We show that this notion of "Minimality as Distinctness" (MaD) can straightforwardly derive a wide range of findings on cross-linguistic sentence comprehension, while additionally serving to simplify the overall processing architecture.
It has been shown that this notion of contingent epiderivative is a fundamental concept for the formulation of optimality conditions in set-valued optimization, but there are few works that study its existence for a set-valued mapping in general conditions.
Putnam, by arguing that such a scenario is impossible, attempts to show that this notion of a gap between man's concept of the world and the way it is, is in itself absurd.
Six months after his first Balenciaga show, this notion of how a collection can have diverse interpretations was clearly still on his mind: his own-name New York fashion week show in September 2013 split the audience into two, apparently at random, with different soundtracks for each of the opposite ends of the vast show space at Pier 94.
McGee (1991) and others suggest that the Liar shows the notion of truth to be a vague notion.
