Sentence examples for for instance the notion from inspiring English sources

For instance, the notion of copyright has become exceedingly elastic.

*** Other western misperceptions still present themselves on a daily basis – for instance, the notion that social conditions are uniformly dismal across India.

To his credit, Bartov rejects the mystifications that one often finds in writing on the Holocaust -- for instance, the notion that it is fundamentally inexplicable, or that only survivors can grasp its deeper significance.

Much of his work concerning problems of weight helped to debunk many myths prevalent in the 60s and 70s – for instance, the notion that calorie intake had variable effect on weight depending on whether its source was fat or carbohydrate.

Consider, for instance the notion of actuality.

For instance, the notion of triangular norm plays a key role in different fields of study.

Take for instance, the notions that entrepreneurs are risk takers.

Some of these ideas belong especially to philosophy, such as the view that only the primary qualities are real and the Kantian notion of a thing-in-itself; others, for instance the notions of cause, motion, self, space, thing and time, are deployed in everyday life.

Qaddafi claimed that his manifesto enshrined the basic tenets of the Koran (freely equating, for instance, the Koranic notion of alms-giving with his redistributive social-welfare policies), and that it therefore had the status of Sharia.

Take, for instance, the Keynesian notion of "aggregate demand," the idea that we can measure the total demands of consumers the way we can the number of gallons of gas in an automobile.

For instance, the following notion was given in [11] (and was also mentioned in Paknazar et al., Definition 1.12, although it was not used in that paper): x i = F ( x i, x i − 1, …, x 2, x 1, x 2, …, x k − i + 1 ) for all  i ∈ { 1, 2, …, k }.