Sentence examples for notions change from inspiring English sources

Some psychological terms and notions change, such as paranoia which is now a common term to describe fears or phobias, and has had various meanings in psych.

The notion of supposition seems to be governed by its own axioms, which need not coincide with axioms capturing a diachronic notion of belief change.

The notion changes our view of agency a bit.

Further supporting this notion, changes in acetylation levels were found to affect alternative splicing (Gunderson et al. 2011; Hnilicova et al. 2011; Zhou et al. 2011).

This notion changed in 2004 when two groups of researchers published the first genome-wide maps of copy number variation in seemingly healthy individuals [ 6, 7].

If we have a female symbol of state, the Japanese people's notions would change".

"If somebody in 20th place jumps into the top 10, all my preconceived notions can change".

In particular, several important notions like change, causality, actions are described in terms of time.

Grosz is interested in a philosophy that would integrate dynamic and productive notions of change and time into that of space.

So construed, the notion of change is obviously bound up with notions of cause, time and motion.

The appropriate axioms coincide with Katsuno and Mendelzon's notion of update, which is axiomatically and conceptually a notion of change very different from AGM.