Sentence examples for build on the notion of from inspiring English sources
The researchers aimed to build on the notion of reconsolidation, which was a concept identified 15 years ago by Dr. Joseph LeDoux.
Wolf told THUMP: "To build on the notion of NON as a borderless state, we all wanted to really explore the idea of the duty-free shop as a place where you can buy all these trinkets of a country, even thought you are technically in a stateless territory when you're in a shop like that".
The authors build on the notion for a continuum of activity between the innate and adaptive arms of the immune system, integrated at the cellular level via B-cells.
In an industry built on the notion of "disruption", attracting exceptional talent and keeping them nimble is key.
Mr. Brosnahan hinted that his defense would be built on the notion of an innocent abroad who was inadvertently drawn into a global terror network.
The first, the World Heritage Convention, dating from 1972, builds on the notion of the United States national parks system, which was set up to defend a wild landscape before it disappeared.
Yet for a program built on the notion of self-reliant travel and predictable commute times, the daily uncertainty of the docking system has undercut part of cycling's very appeal.
No express lane in a city built on the notion of speed, when grocery shopping for so many residents involves dashing in the store for a few items as they head home at the end of the day?
The article makes it clear that, until now, the medical profession, which is built on the notion of improving and refining its practices, has been painfully inept in its efforts to improve palliative care.
Hip-hop itself is built on the notion of cannibalising bits and pieces of previously recorded music and restructuring and recontextualising them into something new.
