Examples of using Based on the notion in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Her proposal is based on the notion of precariousness of life,
Based on the notion that there is a hardwired language circuitry,
we have inherited a view of human nature based on the notion that we're divided selves,
Based on the notion that photography was an instrument of visual intermediation between the public
In this work, we present the theory based on the notion of proximity operators,
We hold the view that the ricoeurian thought is articulated based on the notion of imperfect mediation,
Based on the notion that innovation is essential for this process of adaptation,
had been challenged by several instructional theories which were based on the notion that an antibody would assume its effective structure by folding around the antigen.
Current policy guidelines of the portuguese language teaching-learning process point to a teaching practice based on the notion of text as a teaching object,
we have inherited a view of human nature based on the notion that we're divided selves,
Based on the notion of rigorous empirical research that also guides teaching in the program,
Based on the notion of the"reality tunnel"- i.e. the manner in which each individual retains only fragments of this information paraphernalia,
Based on the notion that'Change, peace starts with me',
Much of our Western society is based on the notion that happiness comes from getting what you want,
K2 incense2 Stoners like to celebrate their"national pot day" annually on April 20- based on the notion that police in California used 4-20 as a numeric code decades ago to indicate they were busting marijuana dealers and users.
and is based on the notion of a timed spectator who proposes opportunities for dialogue with the actual viewer.
2009), as well as from studies in the didactic of languages, based on the notion of textual genre schneuwly;