Sentence examples for a further concept from inspiring English sources

However, in turn the new category will generate some further contradictory negation and again the demand will arise for a further concept that can reconcile these opposed concepts by incorporating them as moments.

Yet a further concept of corporate citizenship was also introduced by Carroll as a continuation and deeper elaboration of his approach to the theory of corporate social responsibility, embracing: responsibility (commitment and responsibility to society), responsiveness (action, activity), and performance (outcomes, results).

Although not part of the WHO-ICF, a further concept of quality of life (QOL) is also described, and tools exist for its measurement.

A further concept is that of adaptive radiotherapy, which takes into account patient and/or tumour changes which occur during treatment [ 4].

A further concept in SBML is that of algebraic rules, which are equations that must evaluate to zero at all times during the simulation of the model.

One assumption here is that the victim – the attacked person – is acting from good motives; or, as Suzanne Uniacke puts it, the 'acts of double-effect are morally well-motivated.' 189 The argument from the DDE relies on accepting a further concept, namely the IFD.

Supplier drop shipments are a further delivery concept for click-and-collect from a warehouse to the store.

A further prominent concept is that of the marriage squeeze, in which the supply and demand of partners forces individuals to broaden or narrow their age range of acceptable partners.

Further concept model optimization is needed.

Would further concepts be helpful?

A further structural stress concept is presented for welded joints in thin-sheet steels and aluminium alloys.