Sentence examples for multiple notions from inspiring English sources
For example, it might be argued that there are a mulitiplicity of readings of 'in virtue' and that these give rise to multiple notions of interiority.
Unlike most other categories of annotation, in the field there are still multiple notions of what entails a splicing variant.
The problem, as others have pointed out, is that Livingstone appears to conflate multiple mistaken notions to suggest Hitler "supported" Zionism – as if at some stage he had felt positively towards a strand of Jewish political thought which even in the 1930s encapsulated different and competing ideas and individuals.
Rather, he is working with multiple distinct notions of consciousness (see Radner 1988, Lähteenmäki 2007, and Simmons 2012).
This analysis should include an exploration of the ethical rationale and the interplay with multiple moral notions.
Yet there is also potential for a real thrust of solidarity and social cohesion on the horizon, because beyond the shared tears the tragedy of Toulouse confronts France with the complex "multiple identities" notion that it has ignored for too long.
Grondin (2001a) examined the multiple-look notion for time discrimination in the visual modality.
The mean DL decreased with increasing number of intervals from 35.3 ms (one interval) to 18.9 ms (nine intervals), supporting the multiple-look notion.
The structure of the present article is as follows: First, we will discuss studies that explicitly or implicitly investigated the multiple-look notion as regards time discrimination.
The results were clear: Temporal variability was less when four S intervals led the sequence as compared with one leading S. Thus, the multiple-look notion was supported, both for the continuous and discontinuous conditions.
In support of this notion, multiple species of oxidized CL act as death signals for neurons as they induce the release of proapoptotic factors such as cytochrome C into the cytosol to activate caspases (Petrosillo et al., 2006; Kagan et al., 2005).
