Sentence examples for apply this notion from inspiring English sources

(I'd apply this notion in spades to local news, where, despite a succession of failed experiments elsewhere, there's still enormous potential to create information services, powered in part by what people who live in local neighborhoods and communities know and could tell each other).

They could apply this notion to wherever the data and applications lived.

If we apply this notion to receptive profiles (1), we obtain the following.

After the inception of the notion of fuzzy sets by Zadeh [5], there are efforts by many authors to apply this notion in statistics.

I shall try to apply this notion of a "certain cut" to Modern Chinese; and specifically to Modern Mandarin, because some of the features I want to talk about are specific to Mandarin, and not found in all other forms of Chinese (other dialects, or other Sinitic languages, whichever way you wish to look at these).

For some reason they never apply this notion to the world's largest and most inefficient bureaucracy -- the U.S. Department of Defense.

"That's an archive looking back all the way to the 1800s, applying this notion of usefulness to art history – so projects that have an actual social use," says Steadman.

Applying this notion to a puzzle in the subatomic realm, Dr. Nambu explained why a particle known as the pion, which carries the strong nuclear force that holds atomic nuclei together, was much lighter than the protons and neutrons inside it.

In applying this notion of harm, we compare the values of "having a sufficiently good life" and "having a life that falls below the relevant threshold".

Fagan applies this notion to research on stem cells (Fagan 2013) but argues that it is a general feature of experimental biology (Fagan 2012).

Although many Americans might agree that the evil acts of individuals should not force an entire group of people to suffer hateful labels, live under suspicion, incur vengeance and oppression think of our own tortured history with racial profiling, for example in fact, we are often quite selective in applying this notion of fundamental fairness.