Sentence examples for a concept found from inspiring English sources
Rabe's explorations of the psyche mine rasa, a concept found in Sanskrit literature, which he defines as "the life thing" — the startling, underground anarchy of the unknown.
The conclusions of scholars such as E.N. Setälä, Uno Harva, and, more recently, Martti Haavio are more or less in agreement that sampo refers to the support holding up the firmament, a concept found in many early cosmologies.
Embracing a concept found in just about every spy movie ever made, Sony Ericsson and SAAB have announced that the Xperia X1 will be able to communicate with the SAAB 9-X Air concept car, controlling some of the basic functionality (Read: No, you can't drive with it).
Fox trap is a concept found in a white-collar workers union report.
This is a concept found most often in business literature where it may refer to either unrecognized capacity that could be harnessed, or a form of surge capacity.
'what would be the behaviour of system X if the real data would contain a concept found in the Y test category?' And we believe that this goal has been attained even if more emphasis should be placed on challenging test cases.
In California, climate change is no longer an abstract concept found in the scientific journals.
In science, repositories seem to work best where there is a central unifying concept found in every entry.
That concept found a permanent place in the business vocabulary.
MetaMap assigns a confidence score to each concept found.
In what circumstances is this concept found?
