Sentence examples for advocate for the notion from inspiring English sources

Classical players see Varèse as a fountainhead of experimental modernism — an early advocate for the notion that percussion can be a central, motivating force in music, and an early dabbler in electronic sound, sometimes (as in "Déserts") combined with acoustic instruments.

I was "for" the notion, obviously.

To move beyond single point analyses, we advocate the notion of relevant spatial scales for the analyzed and applied geoelectric fields.

Moreover, our results also advocate the notion that microbial-driven bioremediation is an effect way to clean the contaminated sites (Gharasoo et al. 2015; Hussain et al. 2009b).

The findings of our study advocate the notion that maintaining set and set shifting represent two distinct and rather difficult phases of WCST.

"And with Justice Gorsuch now on the Court, advocates for the recently evolved notion of religious freedom are feeling a lot better about their chances".

The advocates discounted the notion that rival coyotes, who usually blend in with their charges so as to avoid detection, were responsible for the killings.

Financial reform advocates reject the notion that the bank's failed bet resembled a hedge.

Like a celebrity criminal-defense attorney, Boras serves his rich and cosseted clientele with a high-minded sense of purpose, and he has little use for the notion that his tenacity as an advocate is a reflection of soulless greed.

It was Champsaur ([1976]) who advocated the notion of neutrality for the MDP Procedure, and Cornet ([1977b]) generalized it by omitting two restrictive assumptions imposed by Champsaur, i.e., (i) uniqueness of solution and (ii) concavity of the utility functions.

One such approach advocated simply defining the notion of function in terms of Darwinian natural selection.