Sentence examples for suitable notion from inspiring English sources

Functional analysis starts from the principle, explained in the section Complex analysis, that, in order to define basic analytic notions such as limits or the derivative, it is sufficient to be able to carry out certain algebraic operations and to have a suitable notion of size.

Charles Plott (1973) elaborated a suitable notion of path independence.

A suitable notion of 'consistent' is, however, available.

(For more discussion on how to define a suitable notion, see Yablo 2002).

For example, McDowell (1994) argues that the phenomenal content of experience can be explained in terms of a suitable notion of demonstrative conceptual content.

Now we define a suitable notion of invariant dimension-measure for (mathbb {K} -algebras, an analogue of invariant mean for amenable groups.

Suitable notions of bisimulation and refinement, to which the architect may resort to compare configurations, are given, and their relationship with modal validity is discussed.

Till then the only models of λ-calculus were 'syntactic', that is, were generated in the style of Henkin and consisted of equivalence classes of λ-terms (for suitable notions of equivalence).

This must encompass suitable notions of observational equivalence and refinement (often encoded as bisimulation and simulation relations), which are required to compare behaviours, typically before and after reconfiguration processes.

Note that in our context, since we deal with abstract structures which are not necessarily by a topology, it will be advisable to deal with suitable notions of 'filter closedness' and 'filter compactness' in relation with convergences, which are not necessarily generated by a Hausdorff topology.

In (Oliveira et al. 2014) we have proposed a compositional, quantitative semantic model for Reo like connectors, based on interactive Markov chains (IMC) (Hermanns 2002; Hermanns and Katoen 2010), from which basic features (e.g., compositionality and the existence of suitable notions of bisimilarity) are inherited.