Sentence examples for excluding the notion of from inspiring English sources

Since then, the label has thrown showcase parties from BPM to Tokyo playing alongside names like Adam Beyer and Steve Lawler totally excluding the notion of genre-labels or cultural boundaries in the process.

And finally, many studies have conventionally defined poverty based solely on income thresholds, which exclude the notion of deprivation, and thus do not fully capture the multifaceted nature of economic insecurity.

The theory of seeds in the mental stream thus provides a mode of talking about causality that does not exclude the notions of latency and disposition.

"So we can exclude the notion that rare, untagged genes of large effect explain the variance," says Visscher.

The guineafowl is poorly informative ecologically, but probably excludes the notion that the local terrestrial landscape was treeless.

As a consequence, we cannot exclude the notion that selection bias may have occurred.

Since only what is "in" the world can be described, anything that is "higher" is excluded, including the notion of limit and the limit points themselves.

It does exclude, however, the notion of a reference point being the mean score in the population.

Equally bogus, says Thornburg, is the notion of excluding food and energy prices from the so-called core CPI, the one everyone looks at.

Devising optimal and heuristics schemes, which potentially revolve around the notion of iteratively excluding one node and pairing the remaining to search for optimal pairing, or excluding the node with the best source-destination link SNR for heuristic pairing is an interesting area for future investigation.

If we stick with the notion of pop and exclude the preceding jazz and folk festivals in Newport (US), Beaulieu (UK) and elsewhere, there were still the Marquee Club's three-day events at Richmond and Windsor, which over the previous four years offered the Rolling Stones, the Who, Cream, the Yardbirds, the Animals and many more.