Sentence examples for notion of both from inspiring English sources

We see how much man and woman have in common (not least in shared physical line) — and our notion of both sexes is extended by the grace of their dialogue.

For now, a FTA involving East Asia's "big three" is a long-term vision, not a negotiating initiative but that could change quickly if the WTO process remains stalled.What is worrying about the European and Asian initiatives is that they fudge the notion of both "free" and "trade".

The dual definition (and notion) of both being and metaphysics reveals the nuanced univocacy or univocity that rules both Avicenna's ontology and his theology.

In the 1970's the mathematical framework of 'catastrophe theory' (Rosser2007; Zeeman1980) became a popular field of research as it provided one of the first formalisations of macro-economics that included a notion of both an equilibrium and non-linear state transitions (Zeeman1974).

Nonetheless, there is a notion of both responsibility and efficacy that is evolving, more via self-enforcement rather than some form of official policing.

The notion of both destroying and regenerating glucocorticoids across the wall of the ER in a particular brain cell seems rather futile unless the balance is physiologically regulated somehow, a tough trick with two enzymes having such disparate affinities for substrate.

Philosophy of Information deals with the philosophical analysis of the notion of information both from a historical and a systematic perspective.

But in typical boomer fashion, they are changing our notions of both aging and retirement.

Theater The British company DV8 Physical Theater straddles the boundaries of dance and theater and challenges conventional notions of both.

These passions took root the instant Darwin dared to postulate a theory that contradicted the notions of both original sin and man's superiority over other creatures.

Contemporary epistemology often pays equal attention to the notions of both justified belief and knowledge.