Sentence examples for usual concepts from inspiring English sources

He asserts that the substantial nature of the physical world is the unknown structure of atomic parts, not a substantial form which reflects our usual concepts.

The usual concepts of oscillation or stability of steady state solutions do not catch all their fine details, and it is necessary to use the concept of frequency measures introduced in [7] to provide better descriptions.

The results not only extend some of the existing results on these two types of equation but also indicate that the notions of detectability and observability studied in this paper take analogous functions as the usual concepts of detectability and observability in deterministic linear systems.

This diversity raises doubt about usual concepts because it has been thought that O. tsutsugamushi genotypes are restricted to specific geographic areas and to specific mite vectors (8 ).

The results of our study were not completely consistent with the usual concepts that the renal function was obviously poor and coronary artery lesions were complicated in DM patients than those in non-DM patients.

Putting molecular biology and computer sciences in perspective, we review another trend in systems biology, in which recursivity and information replace the usual concepts of differential equations, feedback and feedforward loops and the like.

Fast [3] extended the usual concept of sequential limit and called it statistical convergence.

We introduce a notion of continuity weaker than the usual concept.

In [1] Fast introduced an extension of the usual concept of sequential limits which he called statistical convergence.

Despite the fact that truthmaking as defined above does not to capture the usual concept of making true, we shall not deal with the latter concept here.

For in (3.1), we get the usual concept of pseudo-contractive of, introduced by Browder and Petryshyn [10], that is, (33).