Sentence examples for notion of changes from inspiring English sources

This is an important issue for future work, because the proposed analysis of responsibility hinges upon the notion of changes to a causal world.

Despite this favorable situation, in half of the deconvolved nuclei a CC value of only 0.76 or less was reached, further supporting the notion of changes in the underlying structure during denaturation.

Whereas only one change would already render A non-pivotal in situation 2 (i.e., changing B), three changes are required to render A non-pivotal in situation 4. The notion of "changes away from pivotality" seems a viable extension to the responsibility model, and will be pursued in future work.

However, since the most natural way to make sense of changing one's mind about something is in terms of changing the truth-value one assigns to a single proposition, the intuitive notion of change of mind seems lost.

Guarascio Just that – the notion of change.

• This notion of change is littered with myriad booby traps.

The notion of change is of course very strong here, too.

"Some will initially be uneasy with the notion of change," he admits.

This, she believed, ran counter to the notion of change within the system.

The fashion world pays lip service to the notion of change, because in truth, it hates change.

The vague notion of "change," whatever kind of change that meant, seemed good enough for an anxious electorate.