Sentence examples for borrowed the concept of from inspiring English sources
From the Europeans and the Japanese, the Chinese have borrowed the concept of protecting essential industries.
To teach it, they borrowed the concept of parsing from the classical tradition in which they themselves had been trained.
From physics he (like the Gestaltists) borrowed the concept of the field, positing a psychological field, or "life space," as the locus of a person's experiences and needs.
Both companies have also borrowed the concept of online app stores from the mobile side to create equivalent services for the computer operating systems.
The neighbor discovery mechanism we proposed borrowed the concept of combinatorial block designs.
We borrowed the concept of "adapted use" and "bucketed space" to discuss the human behavior based on time and space.
Behrens said that watching the agent learn leaves the impression that "there's something human about it" – probably because it is borrowing the concept of trial and error, one of the main methods by which humans learn.
His calls his product SongCatcher, and it borrows the concept of time-shifting used in products like TiVo and ReplayTV, which enable viewers to record television shows for playback anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours later.
Borrowing the concept of "alumni relations" from universities, such firms are trying to stay in touch with departed workers, hoping to turn them into brand ambassadors, recruiters and salespeople.The notion was pioneered by McKinsey, a management consultant.
Borrowing the concept of efficient markets from the world of finance to analyze baseball's competitive inequities, the author of "Liar's Poker" monitors the stratagems of Billy Beane, the Oakland Athletics' maverick general manager, whose low-budget club managed to vault to the top of the American League West in 2002.
When Screenvision — the nation's second-largest seller of commercials in movie theaters, behind the NCM Media Networks division of National CineMedia — holds its first upfront presentation, scheduled for Wednesday, executives are expected to announce they are borrowing the concept of audience guarantees from television.
