Sentence examples for call for concepts from inspiring English sources

"It's a call for concepts," says Kevin Rampe, president of the L.M.D.C. "We want to be overwhelmed by the ideas".

Through a call for concepts soliciting novels models from around the world, the symposium tracks will be defined by the submissions received and will draw from them to coalesce and disseminate best practices and new ideas.

Immediately after, a national call for concept papers was launched, inviting civil society organizations to submit their proposals in line with the seven objectives of the National Action Plan for OVC.

The International Development Research Centre IDRCC), the Dutch Knowledge Platform on Inclusive Development Policies, and the International Labour Organization (ILO) have launched a call for concept notes for research to boost decent employment for young African men and women.

This scenario calls for concepts and measures of health that are more dynamic, and a strictly biomedical model is being replaced by one including patients' assessments of their own health, or Self Rated Health (SRH)[ 1, 2].

This scenario calls for concepts and measures of health that are more dynamic, and a strictly biomedical model is being replaced by one that includes patients' assessments of their own heath [ 14, 15].

This description is most often a non-trivial transformation of the stimuli, non-linear [ 17] or calling for concept ontologies [ 14, 29, 30].

Meanwhile, ESA's Director of Science Alvaro Giménez in Madrid announced that the call for mission concepts for eLISA will be brought forward from 2018 to next month.

Regional variation in health care facilities and socioeconomically based disadvantages call for tailored concepts, new provisional structures especially for young patients with rare diseases, here exemplified by persons affected by MRKHS.

Third, much experimental work in NLP is sufficiently different from what already exists as to call for new concepts and new tags and the development of new resources to support the effort (15).

Rather it is a rallying call for the concept of free libraries.