Sentence examples for notions attached from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, these notions attached with shift directions are also introduced and studied.

This Western image, solidified by the Victorian sense of the exotic, romantic, and often erotic notions attached to the East, was echoed through the rendition of the Rubā'iyyāt by Edward FitzGerald in the 19th century.

He read the script with all of pop culture's pre-fab notions attached to the figure.

Mann has taken to describing her experience as "a complicated miscarriage" rather than an abortion — saying the stigma and pre-conceived notions attached to the word hinder productive debate.

Not until 22 centuries after Hippocrates, in the second half of the 19th century, were the terms épidémiologie (1855), épidémiologique (1878), and épidémiologiste (1896) coined in French and notions attached to them developed.

In [18], Pečarić used the generalization of the Chebyshev functional notion attached of functions f and g to the Chebyshev h-functional attached of functions f and g defined by T ( f, g ; h ).

Another reason is that the notion of attaching a number of far-flung businesses rarely works.

As there is no first class, Skytrain scotches the notion of glamour attached to trans-Atlantic flight.

"The Way We Were," directed by Redford's longtime friend and associate Sydney Pollack, is a rumination on the injustice of the Hollywood blacklist: "The questionable nature of true free speech was a provocative notion, and I attached to that".

Consistent with this notion, cells remained attached to the plates and DNA synthesis (as measured by BrdU and PI incorporation) was reduced in NPM-ALK-expressing cells to a level comparable to that of H-Ras V12-expressing MEFs (Figure 2A).

Parisians are also attached to notions of proportion.