Sentence examples for existing notion from inspiring English sources

Rather it is preferable to have actors able to move between hosts and sets of hosts transparently and encapsulate this into the existing notion of location agnosticism.

Instead of the existing notion of smoothness based on balancedness, we propose a variance-based metric which is more intuitive and easier to compute.

Thus, previsibility coincides with the existing notion of D-integrability when the coherent lower previsions are linear, and an extended lower prevision can be written as the lower envelope of the extensions of the dominating linear previsions of the original.

But there is also trendiness -- an existing notion that all autism research is worthwhile, and that notion is wrong.

There is an existing notion that 3 day old larva is bipotent and can grow into either queen or worker depending on epigenetics.

This new finding is in contrast to the existing notion that 72 hour old larvae has bipotential and can develop into either queen or worker based on epigenetics and can help us to gain new insight into the time of departure as well as caste trajectory influencing elements at the molecular level.

This approach challenges existing notions of organized labor's role and purpose.

It took the horrors of the Holocaust for Europe to recognise its Jews as equal citizens and to stretch its existing notions of tolerance to encompass them.

Is it because they are working at the far edges of existing notions, or because they are merely bad writers, or because they are actually talking nonsense?

"Comfort is generally related to domestic space, but what about the idea of confronting existing notions of comfort in an urban environment?" he asked.

If Arendt thought existing notions of legal intention and national criminal courts were inadequate to the task of grasping and adjudicating Nazi crimes, it was also because she thought that nazism performed an assault against thinking.