Sentence examples for notion forms from inspiring English sources

This notion forms part of the buena vista hypothesis, which Malcolm MacIver, of Northwestern University, conceived to explain the origins of consciousness: In deep or murky water, animals can see only a few metres ahead of themselves at any moment.

However, while this notion forms an important basis for psychotherapeutic strategies in the treatment of CD, there is still little direct empirical evidence for a role of altered affective and cognitive reactivity in CD.

This notion forms the basis for computational methods that aim to improve annotation coverage by predicting the function of novel and undefined proteins based on information from better-studied proteins.

Thus in 1848 Marx could make a speech denouncing as "nonsense" the very idea of a revolutionary dictatorship of the proletariat, even though that notion formed a core plank of Marxist doctrine.

Agamben calls this notion "form-of-life". If life normally is "the naked life that…separates the forms of life from their cohering into a form-of-life" (Means without Ends 6), a "form-of-life" is precisely "a life that cannot be separated from its form" (4).

This notion formed the basis for the resolution on the "health of migrants" which was endorsed by the Sixty-First World Health Assembly [ 2] in May 2008.

These notions form the core of the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism, which include the truth of liberation from the sufferings of the world.

Austin viewed the doctrines in The Province as "merely prefatory" to the study that he termed "general jurisprudence": the exposition and analysis of the fundamental notions forming the framework of all mature legal systems.

In fact, it is a common thought that possibility, necessity, and related modal notions, form a tight circle of interrelated concepts, so that none of them can be analyzed without resorting to some other notion in the circle.

In this respect, Plato sustains the Socratic notion that Forms are logical causes.

The fact that the ratio 2 1 is cited as an example also illustrates the deep connection between the notion of forms and the idea that the world was governed by mathematical principles.