Sentence examples for position of the notion from inspiring English sources

Due to the central position of the notion of sign in his logic, one is entitled to characterize Ockham's logic as "ruled by the concept of sign" ("régie par le concept de signe") (Biard 1989, 102).

"But we don't need to take a position on the notions of scientific truth.

High sequence similarity of intronic sequences and intron-amino acid positions is supportive of the notion that SSIII and SSIV followed a common evolutionary path.

For instance, a "poststructuralist" analysis of homeland security issues might position the notion of "homeland security" as a constant struggle between very different ideologies and mechanisms for making meaning: for instance, an ideology emphasizing freedom and another emphasizing control, or one emphasizing intimacy and another the "public sphere".

Corollary 5 to the Laws of Motion, quoted above, put him in a position to introduce the notion of an inertial frame, but he did not do so, perhaps in part because Corollary 6 showed that even using an inertial frame to define deviations from inertial motion would not suffice.

The ascension of David Paterson next week to the position of Governor disproves the notion that nice guys finish last.

As a philosophical position, the notion that life is a tangled mix of the two is, perhaps, plausible.

But to the extent that the nonprofit world is characterized by more leaders than leadership positions, the notion of offering sabbaticals for executives has gained salience.

It is also relevant to consider the developmental position of the cerebellum, due to the classic notion of a pontocerebellar developmental unit, which has turned out to be fictitious.

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Current experiments support the notion that heterogeneity in Wnt signaling activity in non-transformed ISPCs originates from the position of the stem cells in the stem cell niche.