Sentence examples similar to a notion surfaced from inspiring English sources
The notion surfaced Monday that the Dolphins' punt-return gunners had continually run up the Jets' sideline, out of bounds, and perhaps Alosi and others had been instructed to stand closer to the field, acting like a barricade.
Others think that most of the work done by LFs could be done by taking a notion of surface syntax seriously, not positing hidden structure, and running very complicated semantic theories to account for the data.
Although there was suspicion the department was utilizing the technology, documentary evidence to support the notion never surfaced.
Here we don't have a notion of orienting the surface other than by precisely choosing one of the two possible normal vectors.
Now at least, more people have a notion that for the Tudors to surface in the first place, it required the Battle of Bosworth and the elimination of King Richard.
DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA To single out the oddest of the Spring for Music programs: Leonard Slatkin conducts Ives's Symphonies Nos. 1 through 4, a notion utterly logical on its surface yet, given the ear-twisting complexities in much of the music, utterly bizarre.
Our method was compared with Ligsite-csc (an extension of Ligsite), which identifies pockets based on the notion of surface-solvent-surface events and the degree of conservation of the involved surface residues [ 25].
The notions of surfacing more advanced trends and audience recirculation present further opportunities.
A specific integral notion of surface content dealt with in Section 3.2.3 will make use of another system of coordinates which will be introduced in Section 3.2.2.
The coordinate system introduced here will be the basis of our considerations in Section 3.1 dealing with a general local notion of surface content.
