Sentence examples for unstable notion from inspiring English sources

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Yet, not only should it be of no import whether or not Cynthia Nixon was "born this way," but harping on the matter compromises the terms of the debate and significantly clouds what should be an unstable notion of "sexuality" anyway.

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The two awards tend to diverge when the relationship between directing and producing becomes unstable, when the very notion of production is being redefined.

A final objection is that biosemantics is constructed upon a foundation that proves unstable on close inspection: the notion of a proper function.

"From the inside", both notions seem essentially retrospective, so that if a correct understanding of them said that they were really fictions serving a prospective social function, no one who knew that could continue to use these notions "from the inside": that is, the notions would have proved unstable under reflection for this person, who would thereby have lost some ethical knowledge.

The unstable societal dynamics challenges the traditional notions and practice of foresight.

The interdisciplinary field of uncertainty analysis is unstable; there are currently several incomplete notions of uncertainty leading to different and incompatible uncertainty classifications.

For related work on Wilson Cowan networks with some small dynamic noise see [320], though here the authors construct a phase oscillator network by linearising around an unstable fixed point, rather than use the notion of phase response.

Because of his unstable personality, he would become intoxicated by the notion of grand projects, while balking at carrying them out.

In both perturbed systems, analogs of the stable and unstable manifolds are computed numerically by using the notion of Lagrangian coherent structures, wherein the stable and unstable manifolds play the role of separating orbits into transit and non-transit orbits.

He was particularly interested in Derrida's notion that not only is language too unstable to pinpoint any absolute truth; human identity itself is the malleable product of language.

One theory proposes that the relative youth of modern oceanic lithosphere, which is less than 200 million years old, supports the notion that old oceanic lithosphere becomes gravitationally unstable (denser) with age and that it spontaneously subducts.

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