Sentence examples for varying notions from inspiring English sources

The audience, however, had varying notions of what a think tank should do.

We use the stochastic dominance relation between fractional or randomized allocations to systematically define varying notions of proportionality and envy-freeness for discrete assignments.

Our findings on the varying notions of knowledge validity amongst the transport and health sectors further emphasize the importance of tailoring messages, notably for policymakers involved in intersectoral issues who are unfamiliar with evidence from other sectors.

The varying notions and ideas participants themselves had heard about the possible etiologies of their conditions and the ways to ease symptoms, rumors of medications and their side effects seemed to further compound the accumulated frustrations, self-doubt, and feelings of stigma early in their illness journey.

In large part it's a conflict driven by both the traditional left's attachment to its convictions and a significant part of the white majority's reaction to the rapid growth of Islamic communities in Europe with their own varying loyalties and notions of the law.

It makes explicable the notion of partial belief, or varying strength of belief.

The "Messiah" performances offered at Trinity Church by its resident forces on Sunday afternoon and at Avery Fisher Hall by the New York Philharmonic on Tuesday evening could hardly have been more different, though both were attentive (in varying degrees) to scholarly notions of Baroque performance style.

Here, as part of the festival's 10th anniversary, he unveiled the latest iteration of "The Seven Storey Mountain," a continuing project in which he mixes radical playing techniques, amplification, recorded sounds and varying accompaniment to evoke notions of pilgrimage and ecstasy.

Repudiating multiculturalism — the notion that varying ethnic, religious, and racial groups can exist separately but peaceably within a society — has lately become obligatory among European leaders.

TWO new CDs — a live recording of "A Crimson Grail," Rhys Chatham's mammoth meditation for 200 electric guitars, 16 electric basses and percussion; and "Treasure State," a collaboration between the instrumentalist-composers of So Percussion and the electronica group Matmos — draw in varying degrees on the notion that sound trumps content as the most crucial element of a composition.

The Champions League representatives had not come to Craven Cottage with any notion that the varying merits of the goals they conceded would be a topic of conversation.