Sentence examples for a concept introduced from inspiring English sources

The goal is to choose the configuration which has the maximum structural flexibility, a concept introduced in Part I of this series.

The territorial production complex is a concept introduced in Soviet planning of spatial organization of the economy – industrial production, in particular.

In the secret missions, Jay encouraged his employees to engage in job crafting, a concept introduced by Amy Wrzesniewski and Jane Dutton, management professors at Yale and the University of Michigan, respectively.

On Thursday, Mr. Chidambaram set aside 971 billion rupees ($18 billion) for what is known as the "gender budget," a concept introduced in the 2005 06 fiscal year, which reflects the total spending on programs likely to benefit women.

This method is based on moment realizability matrices, a concept introduced by D. Levermore, W. Morokoff and B. Nadiga in [32] and used in [26] for one dimensional problem.

Thus, this neuron-glia long-range communication can be viewed as a form of non-synaptic transmission (a concept introduced by Professor Sylvester Vizi), designed to reduce noise in a circuit.

Of independent interest is a new concept introduced in this paper that relates the regularity of a mapping to subspaces.

The smart grid is quite a new concept introduced in the late 1990 with the first basic practical system introduced in the early 2000.

Section 2 presents local and global fixed-point results for implicit contractions involving α-admissible mappings, a recent concept introduced in [11].

Multi-level aspect extraction has been a new concept introduced in aspect extraction as agglomerative clustering over the clusters of aspects.

The comparative safety assessment is a specific concept introduced by EFSA in its guidance documents for the ERA of GMOs [1 3].