Examples of using A notion of in English and their translations into Portuguese
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One can then define a notion of homotopy between quiver homomorphisms analogous to the notion of homotopy between continuous maps.
Thus, it is not uncommon to find a notion of power associated with violence,
There was just one class, which is not enough to have a notion of how you do it all, even if the class is good E 4-3.
The approach to the theme starts from a notion of linking the administrative activity of the legal system as a whole,
I don't think you have a notion of the true strengths of the opposition to our work.
And we wanted to work with a notion of being surrounded by a tribe of very shy,
And we wanted to work with a notion of being surrounded by a tribe of very shy,
I would nary a notion of your songbird ways… having thought you merely a captain of industry… and a king among men.
Gentzen's natural deduction calculus also supports a notion of analytic proof,
Jordan defined a notion of isomorphism, still in the context of permutation groups
For nicaragua, there is a notion of women being poorer
Firstly, it allows one to define a notion of dimension when one has a trace
In addition, the focus has been less on equilibria that correspond to a notion of rationality and more on ones that would be maintained by evolutionary forces.
This author stated that having a sense of self meant having self-awareness and a notion of individualized identity,
Stemming from a notion of common suffering, the group is
Almost all of us have a notion of the parameters required in order to achieve peace.
A notion of the transcendent, supernatural,
Initially, i elaborate a notion of an photographic art nature based on the thoughts of malraux,
Competitive international companies have a notion of the risk, something we don't have in Brazil.