Sentence examples for early notions from inspiring English sources

In her book, "The Gospel of Germs: Men, Women and the Microbe in American Life" (Harvard University Press, 1998), Ms. Tomes notes that in the early 20th century, when early notions about germs posited that they lived in dust, vacuums were marketed as a tool for disease prevention.

It was while serving in India that Baring buried his early notions of self-determination for colonial peoples and decided that strong rule accompanied by reform programs was the only way to help the downtrodden peasant.

Concepts and developments in the late 18th-century invention of American constitutionalism; the politics of constitution making and ratifying; emergence of theories of constitutional interpretation including originalism; early notions of judicial review.

The texts were originally published between World War II when digital computing, cybernetic feedback, and early notions of hypertext and the Internet first appeared and the emergence of the World Wide Web when they entered the mainstream of public life.

Early notions of immigration and mental health were built on the premise that people encounter difficulties and obstacles as they settle into a new society [ 10].

Indicators on child development need to be focused mainly on cognition, socio-emotional, language and emerging academic skills (early notions of reading, writing and mathematical capacity).

This concept tied in with the other early notion that saw in Chaos the darkness of the underworld.

This concept refers back to Goffman's early notion of the fear of becoming personally 'discredited' based on a stigmatising condition and the associated negative consequences [ 1], but draws upon the more contemporary concept of discrimination (unfair treatment).

For me a crucial additional component in making this "eukaryotes early" notion seem reasonable was the articulation of the three domain concept by George Fox and Carl Woese, and their redrawing of the Tree of Life (which happened pretty much simultaneously with the discovery of introns in eukaryotic nuclear genes, in 1977).

We propose a different characterization of maintenance and distinguish it from earlier notions such as stabilizability.

Some of the earliest notions that Americans were eating too much salt arose from international comparisons.