Sentence examples for notable views from inspiring English sources

In more recent times, Gassendi would come to be seen as anticipating such notable views as Mill's proposal that mathematical knowledge is empirical, and Popper's notion that empirical falsifiability is a test of a hypothesis' prima facie viability.

The scene was unusual, notable, a view of a city many believe in and few ever see, at least in the presence of Caesar salads and steak frites.

This change is more notable when viewed across a longer stretch of time.

Gödel took a number of physics courses during his undergraduate years, as witnessed by his university transcript; this is notable in view of Gödel's subsequent contributions to relativity in 1947.

In 1829, the view of Newcastle and the River Tyne from the hill was said to be "uncommonly grand" and it inspired local artist Thomas Miles Richardson to paint his first notable picture, "View of Newcastle from Gateshead Fell" in 1816.

This level of validation for the original gene models is notable in view of the complexity of the fungal genome (L.

Lack of SNPs in the UBF-associated sequence is notable, in view of the promiscuity of binding of UBF throughout the rRNA gene and its regulatory regions [26].

This finding was notable in view of the exceptional olfactory acuity in the domestic dog.

28 The impact of oral health on quality of life, training and performance that we found is notable in view of these individuals' participation in sport at the highest level.

This is notable in view of an estimated global increase in the number of subjects with diabetes and thus an expected worldwide increase in the need for treatment of Dupuytren's disease in subjects with diabetes.

By Ogden Nash The New Yorker, October 9, 1954 P. 40 These are the times when all our feminine notables are View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Sam Knight By Doreen St. Félix.