Sentence examples for and in the concepts from inspiring English sources

You will be my favorite late-night talk-show host 4ever — you're smart, funny, odd, and touching, and you appear to genuinely be interested in your guests and in the concepts of accomplishment, creativity, and the public good, without letting that stop the flow of Stupid Pet Tricks.

The culmination of ideas of continental renewal and relief genesis is found in the isostatic theory formulated by John Henry Pratt and George Biddel Airy of England during the mid-1800s and in the concepts of plate tectonics put forth by Harry H. Hess and Robert S. Dietz of the United States during the early 1960s.

He was interviewed for his expertise and knowledge in the concepts of knowledge transfer, organizational learning and surgeon education.

I've been in an associated industry for all my adult life, know the people who run the companies and believe in the concepts they sell.

First, students must be interested and engaged in the concepts at hand.

GAC provided funding for the study and participated in the concept and design, data collection, and manuscript editing.

Ryle was unhappy with the treatment he gave of the concepts of sensation and perception in The Concept of Mind.

TD provided us the drugs and participated in the concept of the study.

Clearly, these will result in very different estimates of prevalence and, potentially, in the concept being measured.

Fundamental issues related to communication which were highlighted were language, communication styles and differences in the concept of time.

Many concepts in biology, and in particular the concept of 'function', are prospective, so that they do not fit comfortably under the yoke of an ontology.