Sentence examples for establishing the notion from inspiring English sources
The English scientist Robert Hooke discovered in 1660, but published only in 1678, that for many materials the displacement under a load was proportional to force, thus establishing the notion of (linear) elasticity but not yet in a way that was expressible in terms of stress and strain.
A further effect of establishing the notion that the mitochondria from the 'healthy egg donor' are providing only a small number of genes, is that it diminishes the importance of, and indeed helps to render invisible, the women who provide those 'healthy' mitochondria, and the labour involved in providing them, as we discuss in section (ix) below.
An Environment Corps would have concrete environmental benefits; would help a significant proportion of the country's unemployed, especially youngsters fresh out of school or college; and, as importantly, would go some way toward re-establishing the notion in Americans' minds that government can, at its best, be a force for public good.
Also in 1971, the U.S. Supreme Court established the notion of "disparate impact" — the predominant legal theory used to review unintended discrimination.
Entebbe had helped establish the notion that Israel's reach was simply too long for it to be defeated militarily.
The civil rights movement firmly established the notion of bias as unconscious prejudice, to the point where the protestation "I'm not biased" came to sound suspect.
He must first re-establish the notion that if you work hard and play by the rules in America you will get ahead in life.
Welles established the notion of the epochal first feature that didn't just launch a career but knocked the history of cinema into a new orbit.
As newsprint becomes a smaller part of the business, "you want to establish the notion that it's worth something online," Mr. Brill said.
In the last years, several reports have established the notion that metabolism is not just a housekeeping process, but instead an active effector of physiological changes.
