Sentence examples for built from the concepts from inspiring English sources

The catalog of Fig. 3, in turn, was built from the concepts represented in a pattern language, called business resource management [33].

Built from the ground up.

Naidoo and Naidoo (2009) state that the derivative can be seen as a concept, which is built from other concepts.

The Medication Communication Model [ 18] is built from a concept analysis from the literature.

His concept is to build from the ground up, focusing on the impact a personal story can have over a large-scale approach.

Models of invasion success that hinge on phenology build from the concept of a temporal niche (Fig.  1)—that time is a fundamental axis by which species may partition resource use (Gotelli and Graves 1996), reduce interspecific competition and thus promote coexistence (Chesson and Huntly 1997).

"They build from the language," he said.

Such notions built on the concept of men from the bush being excellent natural soldiers which was prevalent in Australian culture before the war.

The legitimacy theory, built on the concept of organisational legitimacy, originated from the notion of a social contract.

It is built into the concept.

This approach allows the conceptual framework to be built from data based entirely on the views of key stakeholders and resulting in a concept map that visually represents key concepts and their interrelationships.