Sentence examples for commonly accepted notions from inspiring English sources

In fact, few commonly accepted notions of folk style apply to the entire field.

One of the commonly accepted notions of folk style is that it is naive; it is thought to be childlike and fresh, despite the fact that some of its 19th-century critics condemned its "meaningless repetitions" and its "degenerate" forms.

From Turner Prize winner Laure Prouvost, to fashion designer Alexander McQueen, CSM courses in art and design seek to energise the next generation of creatives, breaking boundaries in the commonly accepted notions of what condones an art practice.

Traditionally known as a politically conservative state, Arizona seems like an unlikely place to produce gender equality seeking art, yet ColorOrgy's work changes multiple narratives, making images that get others to look past commonly accepted notions, through the use of lots of pink.

The grouping of Tardigrada, Pycnogonida, and Symphyla has no support from morphological data and challenges two commonly accepted notions, monophyly of Chelicerata (supported, e.g., by the presence of chelicerae) and monophyly of Arthropoda (which possesses articulated appendages).

Microsoft providing free tooling for this fits with the commonly accepted notion that platform adoption is helped by free tooling.

Based on four seasons of fieldwork, Robert Ousterhout challenges the commonly accepted notion that the rock-cut settlements of Cappadocia were primarily monastic.

Around the Washington Nationals, there is a commonly accepted notion about Jayson Werth: He will meet people with skepticism before he trusts them, and he will open up over time, on his terms only.

We also analyze the importance of using a non-binary representation in this problem despite the commonly accepted notion of universality of the binary representation in all kinds of GA-based applications.

Since the translation is faithful to the commonly accepted notion of specificity, it leads to a novel transformational approach: any semantics defined for general logic programs yields an extension semantics for networks, and any query answering procedure developed for general logic programs can be used to answer queries for networks under the same semantics.

Moreover, the ability of oxides to form graphene [40, 55] and CNT [26 38] with out any metal catalyst present further weakens the commonly accepted notion that the (metal) catalyst particle is required to decompose the hydrocarbon.