Sentence examples for static notion from inspiring English sources

Traditionalism in jazz isn't a static notion; it keeps changing.

But among the band's nostalgic obsessions is kitsch, music as soundtrack to leisure; it's a static notion of culture, and it leads them to produce songs as hard and fixed objects.

Outer suburbs and rural regions, meanwhile, are a bastion for conservative Republicans, with largely white communities rallying around traditional values, lower taxes, fewer regulations and a more static notion of American culture.

Instead of the basically static notion of substance Jesus qua human being of human substance and qua divine of God's substance many have preferred the more dynamic idea of divine action.

The realized change or affectedness suggests that there is a more dynamic and impacting subject involved than the static notion of Stimulus.

This was initiated by Cherny and Madan (2009), where the authors introduced the (static) notion of the coherent acceptability index a function on L ∞ with values in (mathbb {R}_) that is monotone, quasi-concave, and scale invariant.

While I appreciate the importance of social scientific research on gender dynamics, Adam Grant perpetuates outmoded, static notions of gender identity and, further, objectifies women.

This actively causes harm, including when communities react to this by holding on to static notions of "culture" and "tradition" in the face of outside challenge as a way to resist colonialism and racism.

Moreover, the rather static notions of Stimulus and Experiencer may not be adequate to describe the relation implicated in the distinct group of EPs in the form of V-R compounds, e.g., 激怒 jinu "infuriate, irritate," 惹火 rehuo "enrage, anger," and 惹惱 renao "anger, exasperat".

Julia Roberts was meant to be an Oscar contender for "Mona Lisa Smile," the 1950s-set Mike Newell drama about a progressive Wellesley art-history professor who sparks an uproar when she challenges her students' static notions of female empowerment (or lack thereof).

However, it has two defects: the static stiffness notion takes no account of the influence of railway stiffness irregularity and geometric irregularity, and it is hard to deal with the dilemma between the measurement speed, transducer accuracy, and equipment operation reliability.