Sentence examples for notions about which from inspiring English sources

Clive Sinclair's relationship with the NEB was fraught due to conflicting notions about which direction the company should go.

The complexity coupled with the early state of NOA investigations guarantees conflicting notions about which are the key molecules driving the process and obscures mechanistic understanding of the entire process.

It concerns the very notion of 'part' that mereology is about, which does not have an exact counterpart in ordinary language.

But their greatest contribution isn't their architecture but their notions about architecture, which are captured by the show, and will make you glad that what happens in Vegas doesn't always stay there.

Scientists see the creation of antihydrogen atoms as the first step toward testing some physicists' deepest notions about nature, which hold that antimatter should look and behave identically to ordinary matter.

In this section, we present some basic notions about RDS, which can be found in [1, 4 6].

And Pope Francis' inspiring words should be an encouragement to acknowledge the role art has played in shaping false notions about Jesus which have placed a long-standing wedge between Christianity and Judaism.

Finally, Darwin hit upon the notion that females' decisions about which male to mate with cause elaborate display traits to evolve.

As Glennan (2009) notes, the decomposition of causes into mechanisms might continue infinitely, in which case there is no point arguing about which notion is more fundamental, or the decomposition might ground out in some basic, lowest-level causal notion that is primitive and so not analyzable into other causal mechanisms.

It may be counter-productive to focus resources on those who hold well-formulated culturally patterned notions about their illness, which, although distinct from biomedical conceptions, nevertheless, serve them positively in times of crisis.

We are still faced with a decision about which of these notions of topic neutrality is distinctive of logic.