Sentence examples for core notion of from inspiring English sources
Such is the core notion of the stag and hen party: not one last jolly or hurrah, but a final reminder of how bleak and upsetting it is spending an evening in a nightclub without managing to have any fun.
From the black leaders' perspective, the problem was trying to square the core notion of benefiting as many black people as possible with the need to run an efficient business.
Because the core notion of being President is that you no longer represent a single tribe in a political battle but, rather, the superintending rules of political battle itself.
On Friday, after the report was released, critics such as the NSW Council of Civil Liberties and Prof Kim Rubenstein of the Australian National University agreed that the worst elements of had been addressed but constitutionality was still an issue and the core notion of using citizenship as punishment was still problematic.
Perhaps the hidden feature is in some way related to mentality and consciousness such is the core notion of panpsychism.
The core notion of NeMo is to mix the data at intermediate network nodes while allowing the sink to decode without prestored symbols.
It will also marginalize the West in history and upend our core notions of what it means to be modern.
This ontology was developed to provide an unambiguous definition of core notions of robotics and related topics.
Reduction has been couched in structuralist, empiricist and functionalist frameworks, and it has been one of the core notions of theories defending one form or another of scientific unification.
The later Mohist texts present a more detailed and sophisticated version of the same basic approach, grounded in the core notions of fa (models), zhong (matching), shi/fei (this/not-this), and bian (distinguishing).
These findings support a view of varieties of English as involving context-motivated choices and functions, and moving away from approaches that have at their core notions of deviation from standards.
