Sentence examples for notion of current from inspiring English sources

Concern (e.g. expert concern; in this study noted in relation to the 2003 European Heat Wave) due to recent events revealing unknown vulnerabilities, and the notion of current unpreparedness, might prompt not only measures to reduce the impact of this effect, but also further research into why these vulnerabilities arise.

Mr. Kammer said that barring advances in so-called quantum computing that would render all notions of current computer power obsolete, the new standard should be effective for 30 years.

But he questioned the notion of punishing current players who were not responsible for the team's academic troubles.

The notion of free current accounts is unsustainable and may increase the risk of future mis-selling scandals, according to a report published on Monday.

Sir John Major has dismissed the notion of Prince Charles, current heir to the throne, moving aside and allowing Prince William to become the next British monarch.

The findings of this study are in line with the results from previous studies, a number of which on various technical and infrastructural contexts shows that knowledge is not just objectively identified or "collected" by organizations, but is created by the methods used and the notions of users current among designers and managers [17, 21, 22].

An acceptable minimum refers to the collective notions of given current knowledge, resources available and the context in which care was delivered weighed against the risk of non-treatment or other treatment" A patient safety incident is "an event or circumstance that could have resulted, or did result, in unnecessary harm to a patient".

UML caters to the OO paradigm in that its terminology and notation closely follow the notions and capabilities of current OO programming languages.

Establishing links between contents also strongly relies on the notion of document as current techniques solely permit the comparison of two documents with well-defined boundaries.

Koplan et al. [ 33] distinguish public (or population), international (interstate) and global health, with the latter variably "thought of as a notion (the current state of global health), an objective (a world of healthy people, a condition of global health), or a mix of scholarship, research, and practice (with many questions, issues, skills, and competencies)".

Ms. Krents, for her part, disputes the notion that legacies or siblings of current students have been disadvantaged by the push for diversity.