Sentence examples for notion of applying from inspiring English sources

Hunter, a former champion Canadian ski-racer, brought about a revolution in water slides when he had the notion of applying bobsleigh-run geometries to flumes.

That has opened the conversation to this once-unthinkable notion of applying technology on a global scale to adjust the planet's temperature or extract some of that carbon.

In recent years, there has been a groundswell of interest in the general notion of applying quantum mechanics to advanced computing and communication.

The current mayor, Frank G. Pelzman, said the Town Council had often discussed the notion of applying for city status, which would increase its eligibility for state aid, but had always rejected the idea.

In 2002, I questioned the common triumphalism about American operations in Afghanistan, and particularly the notion of applying the "Afghanistan model" of low-manpower, high-precision operations in Iraq.

Is it a mere coincidence that the notion of applying approval voting to the Oscars surfaced in the same year that one of the front-running films, "A Beautiful Mind," is about a schizophrenic Nobel laureate who specialized in game theory?

He was idealistic, with notions of applying his training to the cause of conservation.

Had the notion of first applying tessellations to form and structure in composition but found that symmetric features have been applied to ''grundgestalt" using intervals and tone rows for a while now.

This paper addresses this problem using the notion of repeatedly applying a GA.

We might not expect the same standards of bloggers, small NGOs and "citizen journalists" and clause 4 of the Bill should signal to the courts the importance of applying the notion of responsible public interest publication flexibly.

That notion of periphery applies to some of the experimental music Ms. Scheinman has played in the last decade, with musicians like the violinist Carla Kihlstedt and the guitarist Nels Cline.