Sentence examples for notion suggests from inspiring English sources

This notion suggests a game theoretic interpretation of consensus problems as mechanism design problems.

This notion suggests that Japanese students have communication apprehension or FLA in a classroom situation.

This notion suggests that English majors who must pay more attention to the teacher's explanation or subtle messages might experience more anxiety in class.

If true, this notion suggests that switch engineering might be more tractable than previously thought, boding well for the basic science, sensing and biomedical applications for which protein switches hold much promise.

Crudely speaking, that notion suggests the amount of information that can be stored in a volume of spacetime is proportional to the surface area of that volume an idea that stems in part from the study of black holes.

This notion suggests that different pathogens could lead to different levels of PCT production.

A third notion suggested deferring the Jerusalem problem for years.

Mr. Bouley himself might be more flattered by the Richard Gere notion suggested by Lou DiGiaimo, whose New York-based company, Louis DiGiaimo & Associates, often casts blockbusters like "Gladiator".

But Justice Elena Kagan dismissed that notion, suggesting that Congress's judgment in passing the act was "infected by dislike, by fear, by animus".

Others have challenged that notion, suggesting that the effects of soft news differ, depending on the audience's degree of interest in politics and foreign affairs.

Certainly, it is a democratic notion, suggesting that everybody is as good as everybody else -- and, by extension, one person's story or wisdom is as interesting as the next's.