Sentence examples similar to a far reaching concept from inspiring English sources

This research extends the standard measure of human capital by developing a unique and far reaching concept of Innovative Human Capital and emphasises its effect on small firm innovation and hence growth (jobs, sales and productivity).

The Dynamic Similarity Hypothesis (DSH), first applied to comparative biomechanics by Alexander Alexanderr, 1976; Alexander and Jayes, 1983), is one of the most far reaching concepts in animal locomotion and has played an essential role in our understanding of terrestrial locomotor evolution (Vaughan and O'Malley, 2005).

Phenomenological heat capacity of nanofluids - the mesolayer concept: The above discussion suggests that the nanoparticles induce a far reaching effect in the surrounding liquid.

The exchange had a far reaching impact on the student.

Not less important than the financial issue in the definition of the background section, the need for a smart and, as a synonym for a far-reaching concept, a sustainable city was mentioned.

Justice is a far-reaching concept that more physicians need to embrace.

For many respondents, this possibility of 'wiggle room' in CS seemed to distinguish the practice from euthanasia where, at least for the physician, certain dimensions of closeness are much more difficult to deny or reduce (although some who invoke a far-reaching concept of self-determination by the patient would perhaps displace responsibility to the patient entirely).

A do nothing executive or a too far reaching one?

"It is a far reach.

"That's a far reach," Kerry said.

The clinical implications of such a reservoir are far reaching.