Sentence examples for bear concepts from inspiring English sources

Comparative philosophy that is done along the Chinese-Western axis can proceed from one end or the other, in the attempt to bring to bear concepts, frameworks, and insights from one tradition to the project of making progress on questions and problems in the other tradition.

She took a simple concept that people were already familiar with in the teddy bear.

Those systems bring to bear the concept experience or the concept seeing to produce a further integrated perceptual state.

But design relations/charts in journal bearing are based on bore circularity concept.

In fact, more than a dozen important mathematical concepts bear his name, including the Tate conjecture, the Tate module, Tate cohomology, the Tate duality theorem, Barsotti-Tate groups, the Tate motive, and Tate's algorithm.

Two concepts bear particular importance in this paper.

Everyday discourse and practices insist that respect and self-respect are personally, socially, politically, and morally important, and philosophical discussions of the concepts bear this out.

Art rock bore such unlovely concepts as the rock opera, the heavy use of onstage mime and the musical film directed by Ken Russell.

The grille, like those of many recent Buick concepts, bears an unmistakable likeness to the one on the legendary 1938 Buick Y-Job designed by Harley Earl.

What all of these new advisers meant by "framing," exactly, and whether their concepts bore much resemblance to Lakoff's complex cognitive theories wasn't really clear.

In everything from television advertisements to law-review articles, they made the case that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to bear arms — a concept that the Supreme Court emphatically rejected in the past.