Sentence examples for notion of impact from inspiring English sources

Martin and Irvine (1983) suggest that the concept of scientific progress should be linked to the notion of impact, i.e., the actual influence of research to the surrounding scientific activities at a given time.

One guiding principle for Digital Raign, which has been integral in the lives of both Raby and Hanusa, is the notion of impact.

This process is likely to be difficult because different disciplines may rely on different bases for causal inference, notions of impact, measurement systems, and theoretical frameworks.

To this criticism, recent research on the relatedness of different scientific impact measures adds that the impact factor does not seem to be situated at the core of the notion of scientific impact but represents a rather specific aspect of scientific impact [ 7].

Our results indicate that the JIF and SJR express a rather particular aspect of scientific impact that may not be at the core of the notion of scientific "impact".

The resulting PCA shows the major dimensions along which the abstract notion of scientific impact can be understood and how clusters of measures correspond to similar aspects of scientific impact.

Rather than seeking to scrap the whole notion of "disparate impact" law, as some of his more conservative colleagues would have preferred, he was content to restrict the scope of its application.

This study, therefore, supports the notion of magnificent impact of substrate preparation on Pleurotus mushroom productivity.

A similar solution is proposed in [12] to save 50 to 80% energy in a metropolitan urban area, implementing a distributed approach using a newly introduced notion of network impact to take into account the additional load increments brought to its neighboring BSs.

In fact, we do not even have a workable definition of the notion of "scientific impact" itself, unless we revert to the tautology of defining it as the number of citations received by a publication.

Our results indicate that the notion of scientific impact is a multi-dimensional construct that can not be adequately measured by any single indicator, although some measures are more suitable than others.