Sentence examples for a dominant concept from inspiring English sources
Since the early 1970s the "polluter pays" principle has been a dominant concept in environmental law.
The use of living people to represent symbolically the companions of the dead in funerary practices suggests a dominant concept in Baltic religious thought, namely, that the boundary between the worlds of the dead and the living was not real.
According to Pierre Bourdieu the settlement of a dominant concept in a certain historical period is only entirely understood if it permeates the educational system (Bourdieu 1998).
With the introduction of elastic strain energy, a dominant concept of interstitial diffusion theory, we are able to train the machine learning model achieving high accuracy of R-squared 0.9 without being over-fitted by using 94 impurity – host binary systems reported in the literature.
PF appears to remain a dominant concept within stroke rehabilitation, despite increasing evidence of the role of psychosocial factors in recovery [ 53 55].
Literature is by far the most dominant concept with an overall relevance of 13% versus 5% for evidence.
Thus far, in network dynamics research, the connectivity degree (CND), indicating how many nodes are connected to a given node, has been the dominant concept.
In other words, they grant that the (dominant) concept of pain is the concept of a subjective experience, but they insist that this experience is essentially perceptual: it constitutes our perception of tissue damage.
3. Tracy Morgan explains that the queer identity of a black woman or man was "subsumed within the more dominant concept of 'the Black community'" and black queers were more "fully integrated into the social fabric of the Black neighborhoods".
While freedom of migration is a significant aspect of modern enlightenment, it was not initially the dominant concept the statue enshrined.
This was the beginning of the still dominant concept that plasma bicarbonate is not only an indicator of acid base status, but also a principal determinant [ 11].
