Sentence examples for more powerful notion from inspiring English sources
The Malmö tower is somewhat cluttered conceptually: the audacious stacked-box idea competes with the even more powerful notion of a twisting skyscraper.
Blame an even more powerful trend, a notion once seen as a blessing: longevity.
More powerful evidence against the notion of synaptic storage comes from our finding that when the homeostatic mechanism resets the total number of synaptic connections to the pretraining value, the resulting morphology is quite different from the original one, and that memory can be reinstated in the animal following antimnemonic treatments that erase learning-related synaptic growth.
Theorem 7 is similar to Theorem 2, but takes advantage of the more powerful framework, built around the notion of prevalence, established by Sauer et al. [29].
In order to define these implementation relations we use probabilistic schedulers, a more powerful version, including probabilistic choices, of a notion of scheduler introduced in our previous work.
I decline the notion that any system is more powerful than any individual.
No defense expert takes seriously the notion that China -- even one far more powerful than today's -- would be interested in, or capable of, crossing thousands of miles of ocean and invading a nuclear-armed United States.
That the latter set of vehicles is sportier than the now-deceased former set speaks to the notion that coupes are getting more aggressive and more powerful.
This tug-of-war becomes evident when one digs more deeply into the history of the idea of MIABIS, the powerful notion behind the standardisation efforts aimed at providing the common information model for European database integration.
The notion that environmental regulation "kills jobs" competes with the more powerful perception that pollution is poison that can make your family sick.
Even amid the din of the upheaval in the Arab world, that new sense of belonging represents a more pacific and perhaps more powerful undertow pulling in directions that call into question more parochial notions.
