Sentence examples for By concepts from inspiring English sources

Given his nationality, Mankell is preoccupied by concepts of neutrality.

"The Sleeping Beauty" is driven by concepts rather than sumptuous illusionism.

The productions aren't cluttered by concepts, they don't play any tricks, they aren't trying too hard to be clever.

"Children don't go to school to be surrounded by concepts of sexuality, marinating in sexual diversity," she says.

They see continuity in reality expressed by concepts such as qi (or ch'i).

This conceptual bin is demarcated by concepts such as "metaphor" and "nearby".

The RF-properties are usually characterized by concepts as isolation (ISOL), insertion loss, (IL) and reflection.

This has been followed by concepts such as sustainability and ecosystem resilience.

Today, sadly, photography seems to be driven by concepts – going out knowing what you are going to do and what you will get.

These methodologies mostly use object-oriented paradigms by concepts like autonomy, pro activity, reactivity, cooperation and alike.

In this paper, we propose a suitable model inspired by concepts in mathematical morphology (MM) and lattice theory (LT).