Sentence examples for notion of the change from inspiring English sources

There is no notion of a task to be solved, nor is there any notion of the change being 'good' or 'bad' for the survival of the animal; learning consists simply of an adaptation of the synapse to the statistics of the activity of pre- and postsynaptic neurons.

A number of recent studies about gene expression profiles in in vitro HPV-infected cultured keratinocytes and from (CC) clinical samples have provided an initial notion of the changes in gene expression induced by HPV and in early CC [ 5- 10].

Or is the goal really just to plant seeds, to plant the notion of change?" The issue, Mr. Bunch said, is "at the core of what are the limits of a museum".

Though few objected to plans for significantly increasing the number of women and minorities in the academy by 2020, the notion of accelerating change by culling the membership was a different story.

Those involved from the beginning where very passionate in getting across the notion of change from the bottom up, locally then nationally".

We are now able to profoundly expand the notion of climate change by empowering some of the poorest regions in the world.

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

Nearly twenty years after the publication of the (in famous In Search of Excellence, the notion of 'cultural change' within organisations continues to excite attention.

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

We tend to forget that everything changes constantly, but my installation reminds us of the notion of constant change".

"And with each new piece of information the whole notion of the contract is changed".