Sentence examples for a more basic concept from inspiring English sources

Instructors think they are teaching genetic drift, but student thinking is revolutionized by a more basic concept that there is more to evolution than natural selection.

For Locke succession is a more basic concept than duration – since we arrive at the concept of duration by reflecting on the distances between parts of successions – but Reid argues the reverse is the case.

So while privacy, too, is a legal concept, its roots are deeply intertwined with the purposes and point of the more basic concept of having a self.

And one more basic concept I'd like to review is two random variables x1 x2 are independent if probability that x1 is in A and x2 is in B equals the product of the probabilities for all events A and B. OK.

Doing so requires thinking about investing as something that encompasses more than cash flows and tax implications and extends to far more basic concepts, financial experts say.

In comparison, she said, the fourth-grade test focuses on more basic concepts like addition, multiplication and measurement -- many of which the fourth graders have been studying for several years by the time they take the state exam.

Yes, there may well be ethical concerns over the manipulation of what people consider to be their motivations for behaving in certain ways, but I don't think we should take social labelling and other more basic concepts off the table for those alone, or at least not yet.

Hybrid approaches which make use of more basic concepts [17] have been proposed, too.

Presumably, it did so by deploying some of the more basic concepts into which rights can, arguably, be analysed.

(1994, p. 118) So one might think that analysis is impossible because we have no more basic concepts.

Unlike ordinary concepts, they are not susceptible of definition (except ostensively), because there are no more basic concepts in terms of which they could be defined.