Sentence examples for sophisticated notion from inspiring English sources

The cycles of day and night placed the Sun, Moon and stars at the center of the earliest attempts to regulate time, which in turn led to the idea of a calendar, itself a sophisticated notion since it embraced the contradiction that time is both irreversible and repeated.

For further details and another sophisticated notion of solutions, we refer to [22].

It should be evident by now that a genuine representation of Ramsey's ideas requires a more sophisticated notion of acceptance.

He or she will have to invoke a more sophisticated notion of God creating initial temporal intervals, or something like that.

We do not know precisely where Buridan got the idea of impetus, but a less sophisticated notion of impressed forced can be found in Avicenna's doctrine of mayl (inclination).

Adolescents typically construct more sophisticated notions of time abstracted from such concrete experimental data.

But unlike adults, they did not employ more sophisticated notions of fairness that take into account the choices facing the proposer.

As for event causality, we analyze the complexity of the notions of necessary and possible cause, and of the sophisticated notions of weak and actual cause by Halpern and Pearl.

The syntactical and the semantical concepts of perfect negation developed by Arnon Avron (1999, 2002) are, indeed, sophisticated notions that, taken together, basically designate only classical negation as perfect.

Since then, debate has evolved from an initial, simplistic "habitat specific" savannah hypothesis, through more sophisticated notions of co-evolution of hominins and their environment, to more recent total rejection of the savannahs as a causal mechanism for the divergence.

The involvement of agents at the high school level has become so sophisticated, the notion that schools and boosters pay for players to join their teams has become somewhat antiquated.