Sentence examples for the same notion as from inspiring English sources

I can also cease perpetuating the "we're all the same" notion as I've come to see how unhelpful and even hurtful it can be.

A discrete transition is the same notion as used in the traditional discrete Petri net [ 18].

A discrete process is the same notion as used in the traditional discrete Petri net [ 33].

The same notions as those in Definition 2.4 can be defined in (mathcal{A}) as follows: For any (x, y inmathcal{A}), if (xpreceq y) or (y preceq x) holds, we say that x and y are comparable.

QUESTION FROM BENJAMIN BARRETT: Do societies that have limited free time (for example, subsistence farming-based communities whose survival depends on their productivity) have the same notion of procrastination as those of use who live in more modern economies?

(1) and (3) are compatible; (2) may be a separate notion having more to do with the unity of definition and seems incompatible with (4); Aristotle treats (3) and (4) as the same notion.

Mahler and Nielsen arrived at the same notion independently at the same time.

Is it the same notion that we find in mathematics?

Unfortunately, just about everyone else had the same notion.

The academic world is susceptible to the same notions of first impressions as any other field.

And again, I don't think it's in the name of screwing over the users — remember: most have signed up in the past year and don't have the same notions of privacy on the service as some of us long-time users may.