Sentence examples for and concepts of the from inspiring English sources

Even the description of Lehman's basic reading course for undergraduates, "Understanding and Documenting Young Children's Literacy Development and Concepts of the World Around Them," has a theoretical tone.

Welch, who began as a poet, has devised a strong plain style for Charging Elk that suggests the rhythms and concepts of the Lakota language.

The song certainly showcases Finn's songwriting, a marriage of classic 1960s FM pop and the abstract lyricism and concepts of the Flying Nun Records Kiwi experiments of the 1970s.

A double bill pairs "Ft. Blossom," a new work about the nature of change, with "Excessories," a choreographic commentary on styles of dressing and concepts of the beautiful and the ugly.

And it's a reminder that it matters not only that an idea or an image was created, but when — that things speak most fully in chorus and counterpoint to other events and concepts of the same era.

Geoarchaeology uses the techniques, methods, and concepts of the physical sciences to address archaeological questions.

Its lawyers are being reminded that the brand name and concept of the Olympics belong to the International Olympic Committee in general and to the U.S.O.C. within the 50 states.

Figures 1 and 2 show the outline and concept of the proposed algorithm, respectively.

The idea and concept of the Adaptive Interface is… Very good Quite Poor Poor 10 0 0 0   4.

Elana Gorgan of Softpedia focused on the single cover and concept of the song.

Since last March when I read the pilot, I was excited about the premise and concept of the show.