Sentence examples for background notions from inspiring English sources

In this section, relevant background notions and technologies are shortly recalled, to make the paper self-contained.

The background notion for this attempt was that it was possible that interacting partners of aPKCs were able to translocate to the nucleus and could serve as a shuttle vehicle for aPKCs.

Background: The notion that the incidence of ischemic heart disease (IHD) is low among the Inuit subsisting on a traditional marine diet has attained axiomatic status.

It goes without saying that this notion is understood against the background of the notion of a direct interpretation.

We refer the reader to the paper by Dragomir [13], for further background on these notions of convexity.

But first, it is necessary to provide some background for the notion of grâce efficace par elle-même.

Background context: The notion that headaches may originate from disorders of the cervical spine and can be relieved by treatments directed at the neck is gaining recognition among headache clinicians but is often neglected in the spine literature.

However, it is worth noting that Brentano himself was very aware of the deep historical background to his notion of intentionality: he looked back through scholastic discussions (crucial to the development of Descartes' immensely influential theory of ideas), and ultimately to Aristotle for his theme of intentionality (Brentano [1867] 1977).

The modern notion of background music is a loud thump, thump, thump.

He further challenged the notion of background and foreground by exposing the bass and drums as front-line participants.

I think that if you're from that background, there's this notion that you're privileged and people think you're up yourself and that everything's been given to you on a plate.