Sentence examples for this notion of using from inspiring English sources

"We may have to abandon this notion of using the Milky Way as a template for the rest of the universe," Dr. van Dokkum said.

This supports the notion of using cytokine-expressing attenuated Salmonella organisms in cancer therapy.

This inspired the notion of using Twitter users as distributed sensors, which has been successfully employed in both the natural and social sciences.

To be sure, social collaborative search, such as asking for recommendations from friends or seeing links they are sharing and discussing will continue to play this role, but the notion of using all of these signals to expand our informational horizons appears to be something Facebook is less interested in pursuing.

Despite this recent popularity, the notion of using algorithms to create art reaches as far back as the 1960s when artists would use plotters (or automated drawing machines) to generate art from written programs processed through the devices.

This lends support to the notion of using the FLNs for inferring specific functions.

Heritage saves some of his greatest ire for the notion of using a badge.

It is the notion of using public money to build an expensive stadium that steams him.

At first blush, the notion of using options defensively may appear odd.

Dr. Bartelt calls the notion of using the roaming tin islands as motors "far-fetched".

In the past administration officials have dismissed the notion of using military personnel to guard diplomats.