Sentence examples for parallel notion from inspiring English sources

The parallel notion that the Bernie Sanders kind of angry voters might become Trump voters seems like a pipe dream; the two types of indignation are not transmutable.

It is also possible that Selye wished to establish the primacy of his particular formulation of 'altruistic egotism' over competing prescriptions for social cohesion and human happiness: the foundations for his natural philosophy of life were, after all, already apparent in 1956, some years before the emergence of Trivers's parallel notion of reciprocal altruism.

Along with the study on glucocorticoid receptor and child abuse (McGowan et al, 2009), this study has been hailed as evidence of how social experience gets under the skin (Hyman, 2009), and this metaphor has traveled widely in the social science context and is today reinforced by a parallel notion of epigenetic effects going "into the mind" (Toyokawa et al, 2012).

Gregory then applied the notion to a host of other philosophical problems, such as future contingents, and through him the complexe significabile became the common intellectual property of continental thinkers, and parallel notions are found in many important later intellectuals.

But while they identify the parallel notions of intuitive and abstractive cognition proper to the sensitive and intellective souls respectively, Wodeham distinguishes himself from his predecessors by insisting that this parallel reduplication is redundant and violates the principle of parsimony.

Its theoretical use will be akin to the use of the parallel synchronic notion of ethical duty fulfillment and responsibility.

The parallel with the notion of robust arbitrage now becomes evident.

Particularist modes of reasoning in Confucianism parallel the Aristotelian notion of a phronesis or practical wisdom that depends significantly on knowledge of particulars acquired through experience.

To parallel the prevailing notion of nucleation-dependent amyloidosis, we propose a double-concerted fibrillation model as one of the mechanisms to explain the in vitro fibrillation of α-synuclein, in which two consecutive concerted associations of monomers and subsequent oligomeric granular species are responsible for the eventual amyloid fibril formation.

Within the TInt subset, a higher proportion demonstrated dual or single expression of PD-1 and Tim-3, parallel with the notion that exhausted CD8+ T cells are linked to intermediate differentiation.

Thus, parallel to the notion that the responsibility assigned to an agent depends on the number of changes needed to make the agent pivotal for the outcome, one could add the condition that the responsibility assigned to pivotal agents depends on the number of changes needed to make them non-pivotal for the outcome.