Sentence examples for space notion from inspiring English sources

It also generalizes a classical Banach space notion.

The concept of a probabilistic metric space was initiated and studied by Menger which is a generalization of the metric space notion [1, 2].

The concept of probabilistic metric space was initiated and studied by Menger which is a generalization of the metric space notion [13].

Similar techniques are used to show that the operator space notions of B-convexity and K-convexity are equivalent.

Mormon temple liturgy is fundamentally based on the idea that certain special acts should be shared only within a particular community and only in a specially consecrated space (notions that Mormon founder Joseph Smith modeled in part on ancient Jewish temple liturgy).

Mr. Kundera talks of Europe's "maximum diversity in minimum space" — a notion perhaps as powerful as "liberté, egalité, fraternité," or "all men are created equal".

(Les Demoiselles d'Avignon might be understood to be a progenitor of the Russian Ballet's cubist sensibility: the curve of those ballets, the colour, the sense of space, the notion of sexual freedom).

This was music that in its shards of sound and rhythmic repetition harked back to Jamaican dub-reggae, while simultaneously ignoring the first law of dub - the use of space, the notion that what you leave out is as important as what you leave in.

The paper considers axiological foundations of media literacy in the university space, the notion of "media competence" and its development indices: media criticism, knowledge about the media, media consumption (use) and media design.

Given this enormous structural space, the notion of an easily prebiotically accessible alternative genetic polymer or as a possible alternative evolutionary outcome should not be discounted too quickly.

In such spaces, the notion of distance between two points x and y is replaced by a distribution function (F_{x,y}(t)).