Sentence examples for applying the notion of from inspiring English sources

We might not expect the same standards of bloggers, small NGOs and "citizen journalists" and clause 4 of the Bill should signal to the courts the importance of applying the notion of responsible public interest publication flexibly.

Helmholtz's own work had concentrated on applying the notion of a potential to fluid movement.

In this work, we prove Korovkin second theorem by applying the notion of statistical summability ( C, 1 ).

Applying the notion of risk trade-offs to our context, it appears to be applicable in many cases.

The discretization presented in this work extends to the (D+1) dimensional case by applying the notion of operator splitting.

But perhaps we can salvage the Socratic interpretation by applying the notion of a non-theoretical — or rationally unwarranted — belief to this view as well.

While we no longer apply the notion of delinquent physiognomy to the study of crime, judges are known even today to give "good-looking" people more lenient sentences.

As a result of Baade's pioneering work on other galaxies in the Local Group (the cluster of star systems to which the Milky Way Galaxy belongs), astronomers immediately applied the notion of two stellar populations to the Galaxy.

In his Distinction: A Social Critique of the Judgment of Taste, named as one of the 20th century's 10 most important works of sociology by the International Sociological Association, he applied the notion of habitus to taste and attempted to undermine Kantian aesthetics which claimed that our notion of what is beautiful is not determined by social influences.

In this paper, we apply the notion of crowding distance.

Michael Martin applied the notion of nonconceptual content to the study of memory (Martin 1992).