Sentence examples for first notions from inspiring English sources

The history of dimensional analysis is reviewed, starting with the first notions of dimensions to the powerful methods of recent times.

On the one hand, there are the existent and the thing as first notions: both indicate being as what cannot be known through anything other than itself, so that knowledge is built on it.

Darwin [4] laid out the first notions of how evolution of traits by preference could occur.

Some 150 years before the time considered the 'beginning' of brain barrier experiments, as conducted by Ehrlich and Goldmann, the first notions of specific protective nature of the brain were being described.

Taka liked Lee's first notion better.

Garrone's first notion was to cast Arena as – effectively – his real self, a killer.

After watching this movie, such fans will almost certainly jettison the first notion and may rethink the second as well.

My first notion is to glance around this luxurious designer stowaway – situated a few hundred yards from Prague's historic centre – and ponder how many Italians travel here.

The final frontier Damp rising Little wonders Parliamentary jousting Reprints Related topics Conservative Party (Britain) Politics Labour Party (Britain) Ed Miliband Government and politicsThe first notion is psephological.

Working in an unfamiliar kitchen is hard, even if it belongs to someone whose first notion of "kitchen" was the same as mine.

In the light of what came after, it is surprising to know that their first notion was to rob not the money truck but the branch bank.