Sentence examples for notion the current from inspiring English sources

To this general notion the current study adds that the effect of finite diffusion on evolution can be surprisingly complex such that the outcome of evolution depends on the intensity of diffusion in a non-monotonic way.

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)".

In medieval Christendom "man's stature"—the current notions, in other words, about human nature and its place in the universe was at once gigantic and dwarfish.

Mr. Williamson said he disagreed with the notion that the current treaty offered sufficient protection to Americans overseas.

But not more so than the notion that the current EU can survive its anti-democratic hubris, and the gross incompetence fuelled by its unaccountability.

But no more so than the notion that the current EU can survive its anti-democratic hubris, and the gross incompetence fuelled by its unaccountability.

The notes make reference to "ad com updates" and "FVA's," and contain the jotted notion that the current situation may not be a "pushback issue" after all.

The widely held notion that the current Cheonggyecheon Stream represents a return to its idyllic, pre-freeway history also arises from a misconception.

Mr. Blair has been leading the Western campaign to try to disabuse Arabs of the notion that the current military effort is aimed at Islam rather than, as the United States argues, at terrorists and nations that harbor them.

But it's hard, all the same, for an outsider to give full credence to the notion that the current flowering of Romanian film is entirely a matter of happenstance, the serendipitous convergence of a bunch of idiosyncratic talents.

A glass of white wine in his hand, Mr. Buzek paid little mind to the notion that the current financial unrest in Europe would lead to the euro's collapse.