Sentence examples similar to long established notions from inspiring English sources

The powerfully simple forms complicate established notions of gender and race.

To refer to "double exposure" by assuming that only two forms of threat are especially important does not factor in the more expansive forms of the notion that have been long established in the literature.

Similarly, and perhaps more significantly, the idea of uniformity among state laws is an established notion.

R2P clearly alters the established notion of sovereignty.

Thus, care should be taken before using the well established notion of 'magnetite-based magnetoreception'.

This treatment leads to the established notion of predictive coding in visual synthesis.

Here, by combining psychophysics with histology, we show that this established notion is incorrect.

These experiments have refuted the established notion about irreversibility of tumor phenotype.

Clade A also contains several long established primary endosymbionts including Wigglesworthia glossinidia and Blochmannia spp., further supporting the notion of a monophyletic origin of these bacteria and the Sodalis-allied symbionts [ 18].

"This has been long established".

But this is a long established tendency.