Sentence examples for default notion from inspiring English sources
Algorithmic randomness is generally accepted as the best, or at least the default, notion of randomness.
The unfortunate side of Vine, I think, is the default notion (by mostly young kids who make up a large portion or the Vine community) that humor is Vine's purpose.
This in turn has an important consequence for another default notion of tree-thinking: the notion of (phylogenetic) species.
The outcome of pooling across tastants in Figure 1b is thus conservative in the sense that it supports this default notion of a value‐memory.
We have experienced that not-pooling the data despite the trends apparent in Figure 1a can come across as unfair to this default notion of value‐memory, which is as giving an iconoclastic spin to the conclusions.
That this genial, jolly man can only be seen as white — and consequently, that a Santa of any other hue is merely a 'joke' or a chance to trudge out racist stereotypes — helps perpetuate the whole 'white-as-default' notion endemic to American culture (and, of course, not just American culture)." Kelly argued: "Just because it makes you feel uncomfortable doesn't mean it has to change.
Therefore this scenario, like No. 3, tends to default the notion that there is a desire for an "anybody but Romney" candidate, something for which the evidence is mixed.
It perfectly captures not just the default game notions of food restoring health, providing benefits but also the feeling of being part of a rowdy group of adventurers preparing what might be their last meal, fuelling up before diving headfirst into danger once more.
Mr. DeStefano said Tuesday that Mr. Pryor was an effective leader because he took a persistent, fact-based approach to issues, adding that "he is not one to default to preconceived notions".
It was much the present default setting for our notion of the gambler.
Over the decades, economists from Ken Rogoff to Barry Eichengreen have queried the notion that default is, to use Bini Smaghi's term, "suicide".
