Sentence examples for the basic notions from inspiring English sources

But its full implications were probably not perceived and made precise until the middle of the 20th century, when the U.S. linguist Noam Chomsky re-emphasized it and made it one of the basic notions of generative grammar (see below Transformational-generative grammar).

The basic notions of the theory are very general.

But then, what are the basic notions of logic?

We present the basic notions of the "Supercritical Pile" model of Gamma Ray Bursts (GRBs).

The chapter presents an overview of the basic notions about harmonics and harmonic load flow.

We summarize in the following the basic notions and results established in [1, 2, 14].

Is the basic notion of Nicolas Anelka being "unhappy" robust in itself?

I first toyed with the basic notion while I was working on my story collection "A Night at the Movies," exploring B-movies and comic books for ideas.

The basic notion is hardly new: it's what underlies talk about basking in reflected glory, or the urge to kill the messenger.

"It's important for all of us to embrace the basic notion that we should try to make voting easier, not harder".

But its theme is internationalist, a consideration of ways in which the basic notion of a political enemy has changed since the cold war.