Sentence examples for which notion from inspiring English sources

One should note the paper [19] in which notion tightly corresponds to contractive multivalued IFS from [2].

In this paper, I focus on a problem related to teleological theories of content namely, which notion of function makes content causally relevant?

To begin with, we asked the respondents which notion of sustainability in an investment context they have and why it matters to them.

Thus, the debate about reduction in biology has not only revolved around whether epistemic reduction is possible, but also which notion of epistemic reduction adequately corresponds to actual scientific reasoning.

If consequentialists define consequences in terms of what is caused (unlike Sosa 1993), then which future events count as consequences is affected by which notion of causation is used to define consequences.

Medium coarse: Properties are identical just in case they necessarily have the same extension (the precise import of this condition depends on which notion of necessity is at play).

Instead beauty inspires communities of shared taste in which notions of moral or political virtue are secondary.

"As you know, I belong to the tendency, or school, in French philosophy which developed in the 60s, in which conceptual work is deeply involved with the personal and in which notions, or ideas, are sutured by style.

If there is an abiding theme, it is the way in which notions of right and wrong, guilt and innocence, victim and oppressor, shift over time as memories fade or new perspectives open up on old struggles.

Understanding the genesis of city metaphors, may throw light on such notions behind the metaphor, which notions are behind the language and framing used.

Therefore, highlighting some broad tendencies in the neoliberal understanding of economics and politics beyond the local variations of political-economic arrangements and the institutional configurations in which notions and concepts are embodied, is surely a matter of simplification.