This term has been coined by Leplin (1980), who pointed out how useful models were in the development of early quantum theory and is now used as an umbrella notion covering cases in which models are some sort of a preliminary exercises to theory.
We are under this umbrella".
Many of those arguments were made under the umbrella of "reconciliation ecology," the notion that urban landscapes could be managed simultaneously for human needs and biodiversity.
Mrs. Clinton also said that the United States would protect its allies in the gulf from Iranian aggression, a pledge that echoed the notion of a "security umbrella" that she advanced last summer in Asia.
As we show next, in the spirit of the umbrella example from the introduction, the notion of internal model uncertainties becomes important for impedance control during adaptation.
Instead, distinct from God means having an essential property that God lacks or lacking an essential property that God has which agrees with Craig's notion of the infinite as an umbrella concept (Rowe 2007, 67).
Interested by a "limitless umbrella of sound," the two have been experimenting with the notion of sound expressed visually, through the study of cymatics: studying the visual patterns formed by sound waves.
While some people bristled at the notion that open-source projects have come under the institutional umbrella, others have welcomed the trend.
Let us not forget that transgender is an umbrella that encompasses all persons whose authentic identity does not conform unambiguously to conventional notions of male or female genders and assigned gender at birth.
Once the notion of Britishness is interrogated, its centre cannot hold as it is just another vague umbrella for a nationalism that does not want to identify itself as such.
Graham also raised his voice in objection to the notion Trump advanced that the US's Asian allies were taking advantage of its defense umbrella: "South Korea and Japan have paid a lot".
