Sentence examples for Developing notion from inspiring English sources

Kuhn's developing notion of incommensurability has received much attention, and it continues to provoke plenty of controversy (cf. Bird 2007, Demir 2008, Moreno 2009, Psillos 2008, and Soler, Sankey and Hoyningen-Huene 2008).

Such results are consistent with a developing notion that MET mediates a pseudo DDR that could protect against oncogenesis (Menendez et al, 2011).

however, Mackie does not provide specific advice with regard to developing notions of causal explanation.

It focuses on new and developing notions of comparative literature and theory and is committed to interdisciplinary studies, intellectual pluralism, and open discussion.

By abstaining from presenting normative statements regarding the degree of genetic risk, we sought to keep participants from developing notions of fatalism or false security that might undermine motivation to change behavior [ 39].

Furthermore, we extend the recently developed notion of control vector Lyapunov functions to impulsive dynamical systems.

But perhaps what this shows is just the opposite: most people in this country have a highly developed notion of certain Christian concepts, like forgiveness.

But do we have a sufficiently developed notion of grounding and what it means to be fundamental?

Infants develop notions of physics over the first few months of life.

He was not contemplating state-run economies but counterposing a socially based political philosophy to his already well developed notions of individualism.

'We have to do more in Australia to develop notions of terroir,' Paul Henry, managing director of Wine Australia, the industry marketing body, told me.