Sentence examples for built upon the notion from inspiring English sources

Although Worthen does not specifically use the phrase "active listening," her argument is essentially built upon the notion that lectures require or should require students to listen rather than just hear.

There the liberalization was short-circuited, but, in the terms of Havel's essay, a politics built upon the notion of living in truth was initiated.

Mechanistic views may occasionally serve as useful comparisons for lay audience, but their utility even in the medical sciences (which is built upon the notion that human body is like a machine and hence could be fixed) is only marginally useful.

Our republic was built upon the notion of "consent of the governed".

Most of our kids know that killing is "bad"; the very fabric of our society is built upon the notion that it is wrong to kill another human being.

In contrast to spontaneously occurring arthritis models, models of induced arthritis are already built upon the notion that synovial inflammation is mediated by a response to a particular autoantigen, and therefore they do not permit study of upstream mechanisms.

In recent years, policy approaches that build upon the notion of innovation systems have enjoyed increasing attention in science, technology and innovation policy.

At its core, Wheeli was built upon the simple notion that people are still interested in real-life relationships and adventures.

Taking this notion into account, we have built upon the dk-NN algorithm to create the RDN AD method herein proposed by introducing a weighting term defined in Eq. 1, which measures the reliability associated to each training instance.

The epitaphs and engravings – or their absence – on fountains, statues and tombstones build upon this notion and so do the lovers walking hand in hand and children chatting or playing.

In order to further specify teachers' attitudes towards diversity, we build upon the theoretical notions of Helms (1990), Cox (2001) and Meerman et al. (2009).