Sentence examples for of its centrality from inspiring English sources

During his Presidency, he's gone from a kind of rote acknowledgment of the issue to a deeply felt recognition of its centrality, if only because it represents not a problem that is insoluble in its nature but something stupidly simple and easy to fix.

George Polya (1920) used the phrase the central limit theorem because of its centrality to the theory of probability.

Vilnius, now the capital of Lithuania, was known for centuries as "the Jerusalem of Lithuania" because of its centrality to medieval and early modern Jewish thought and politics.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg argued that the decision could not "be understood as anything other than an effort to chip away a right declared again and again by this court, and with increasing comprehension of its centrality to women's lives".

Social media has been particularly disruptive of the last of these, with ever increasing evidence of its centrality to both the sourcing of a story and the dynamic of its dissemination.

I wasn't at all sure I could manage that part of my new regimen in particular, not because of any chemical dependency on alcohol but because of its centrality to so many social occasions and celebrations in my life.

The evolution of CenH3 is of particular interest due to its centrality in centromere specification and function [ 8].

Despite an overwhelming acceptance among scientists and science education organizations of the veracity of evolution, its centrality for understanding all of biology, and its power in unifying the sciences, only about 20% of high school students, 52% of college graduates, and 65% of postgraduates accept evolution as a scientific theory well supported by evidence (Brumfield 2005).

This struck us as a good point of departure because of both its centrality and its improbability.

After 15 years of efforts, downtown Bryan is undergoing a process of recovering its centrality but the resulting development pattern is spatially uneven until now.

At the beginning of the talk, Turrell commented on the physical aspects of light and its centrality to the study of art history.