Sentence examples for be borrowed from social from inspiring English sources

We claim that the methods for designing adaptive multi-agent systems should be borrowed from social sciences rather than from exact sciences.

This concept is borrowed from social and cultural anthropology developed in the early 1960s [ 10].

Although definitions and classifications of trust have been borrowed from the social science literature, there is no clear consensus on the definition of trust in computer networks [15].

Here, the notions of the living world is borrowed from the social theory of Habermas, which refer to daily interactions that happen in families and communities and are defined by traditional ethics and norms (Habermas 2003).

Most of the government debt racked up during the Bush years, excluded from the numbers above, was "borrowed" from the Social Security surplus.].

Emergent literacy perspective has been borrowed from cognitive and social learning theories.

It is free market enough to appeal to the Tory right, yet it is borrowed from Sweden, homeland of social democracy.

The irony is that the public sector's approach to social marketing is borrowed from commercial marketing and yet, today, corporate social marketing now needs to learn from public sector social marketing.

The one I didn't make up — the brilliant Social Hormones — is borrowed from a Leonard Michaels story.

The term "social invention" is borrowed from this essay [7].

From the opening "Elephant Song" which, in title and sound, echoes the Stone Roses, lad-rock signifiers abound and their entire social-realist lexicon is borrowed from the Specials, the Clash and New Model Army.