Sentence examples for Specific notions from inspiring English sources

Additional measures of specific notions of efficiency are created frequently.

"But the Tugendhats had very specific notions about how they wanted to live.

Soros had already compiled a list of specific notions about how to solve the crisis in Iraq which he'd like the next President to consider.

Though she had no previous Broadway experience at the time of "Wholesale," Ms. Streisand had her own specific notions about the staging of it.

The categories were determined by taking into account visual pattern characteristics of the images rather than more abstract classes related to domain specific notions.

The issues that underlay the so-called matrilineal puzzle were directly related to culturally specific notions about what constitutes a person.

He had such a specific notion of who Jesus was.

This focus, however, require a serious commitment to and engagement with the specific notion of what a need is.

It's all very vague, at least when you compare it with the specific notion of putting one's pussy in another's face.

Relying on one specific notion of policy learning simplifies the complexity in the policy learning literature but may be used as a blue-print with which to compare practical implications that are rooted in rival or related models (Dowding, 2001), such as the notion of government learning as outlined in (Etheredge and Short, 1983).

Gillon uses a more specific notion, that of "aggregation".