Examples of using Is the notion in English and their translations into Portuguese
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A reference that seems to contribute to this understanding is the notion of therapeutic itinerary.
This is the notion of reproduction as a reiteration which is,
He is the notion that the shortest distance between two points of the earth's surface is a curved line.
backward evolution is the notion that species can revert to supposedly more primitive forms over time.
Left me with, which is the notion that our lives are the sum of our memories.
balanced and that at its heart is the notion that, for Member States, pensions should be subject to subsidiarity.
Blokland(I-EDN), in writing.-(NL) At the core of the debate on this report is the notion of'independence.
a number of other popular works that deal with the civil rights era is the notion that a white character is somehow crucial
At the base of classical mechanics is the notion that a body's motion can be described as a combination of free(or inertial)
constitute the object-matter of the other division of pure mathematics, this is the notion itself in the form of existence.
Another significant proposal, for which we are indebted to various non-governmental organisations is the notion of a so-called food security box. This would involve putting in place a special safety net mechanism for the most sensitive products in specific developing countries.
Among these debates is the notion of pluriactivity, a recent term for the family farmer that,
What they set forward is the notion of a cartography of the void,
Central to this parliamentary report is the notion that it will not be long before the Commission initiates a broad programme of consultation to establish a new system of value added tax.
Implicit in the idea of removing a dori from someone is the notion that, despite its being an independent object,
Bogdanov have in common(as"idealists") is the notion that this world of"socially organised experience" is for the individual the sole"object" which he"assimilates" and"cognises",
An example of this proposition is the notion that if no one chooses where born,