Sentence examples for notional divide from inspiring English sources
What's more, how can the sector help challenge the notional divide between academia and administration that often characterises debate and development in this area.
The two killings highlighted what is, in certain circumstances, a largely notional divide between carrying illegal weapons and legal ones, particularly when race is an element.
Some allotropes, particularly those of elements located (in periodic table terms) alongside or near the notional dividing line between metals and nonmetals, exhibit more pronounced metallic, metalloidal or nonmetallic behaviour than others.
There is the Berlin Wall, which, from 1961 to 1989, stretched for some thirty miles through the heart of that city, making acutely visible the notional Iron Curtain, that Cold War dividing line of some four thousand miles between East and West.
Values lower than the detection limit (1.1 mg/l for C-reactive protein, 1.0 ng/ml for E-selectin and 3.6 pmol/l for proinsulin) were assigned a notional value equal to the detection limit divided by the square root of 2 [30].
In some ways, the border feels more like the notional borders of the European Union than a divide between the developed and developing worlds.
This Israeli government, even more than its predecessor at Camp David, has big ideological issues, for example with dividing Jerusalem or recognising even a notional "right of return" for the 1968 refugees.
The notional United States is traversed by the conflicts of a symbolic map, our nation's moral compass divided across east and west, north and south.
The fame is similarly notional.
