Sentence examples for stable notion from inspiring English sources

In order to define a consequence relation, a stable notion of derivability is needed.

Second, it promises to ensure a more stable notion of reference than in purely descriptivist accounts of reference and meaning.

FinTech is a living body with a flexible and changing nature rather than a stable notion that is transparent and clearly understood by both academia and the media.

To refer to a person as "wheelchair-dependant" carries with it stable notions of ability and disability that belie the myriad possibilities of a body-wheelchair-place assemblage.

Some scholars have doubted whether a stable, essential notion of sovereignty exists.

Let us, however, shortly refer to the notion of stable in probability (almost sure convergence), as it provides another means of describing stable or unstable filter behavior.

And one utility of negotiation is to put before Iran our vision of a Middle East, of a stable Middle East, and our notion on nuclear proliferation at a high enough level so that they have to study it".

They are especially salient to recent literature contrasting context effects with the notion of stable and inherent preferences.

Reproducibility of detected changes was addressed through the new notion of "stable assimilation" of single cell level information.

The intuitive notion of stable partitions allows us to discover a new proof-theoretic method to determine whether a three-valued MKNF model exists for a given hybrid MKNF knowledge base.

Epigenetics originally invoked the notion of stable and heritable gene expression changes that are not due to changes in the primary DNA sequence.