Sentence examples for adopting a concept from inspiring English sources

Adopting a concept of time based on simultaneity and uncertainty theories (Planck, Bohr, Einstein, Heisenberg et al).

Adopting a concept of species as population level lineages will not solve the problems related to species delimitation in practice, but there would no longer be a discussion of the species concept [ 1].

The project adopts a concept that DC introduced for its heroes in the 1960s: visits to other Earths, where events played out differently from the way they did on the real planet.

The Sukhothai urban plan has adopted a concept of 'Traiphum'.

Incumbents typically adopt a concept of pointing to their team and what they've accomplished.

At that point, most students have adopted a concept (if they are ever going to).

The hybrid design of its Windows 8-based Vaio Duo 11 model adopts a concept that has long been promoted by chip designer Intel.

This approach adopts a concept of the equilibrium between external energy and the one dissipating in the hinge mechanism.

This implementation adopts a concept of simulation engine and it utilizes many Object-Oriented Programming features and software engineering design patterns.

In all cases the Spearman correlation (shown in Table 3) indicated a weak to moderate correlation between how early students adopted a concept to how well they performed in the exam.

Accordingly, a Color Fictionalist might very well hold that there is a place, in certain contexts, for adopting a reconstructed concept, e.g., a concept of colors as dispositional properties, or alternatively, as relational properties.