Sentence examples for cases concepts from inspiring English sources

In five cases concepts or variants were not specified properly.

In both cases, concepts, i.e. distinct entries in a controlled vocabulary, are used for the annotation (also called classification and categorization depending on the context) of literature and experiments.

Misuse case maps attempt to provide an integrated view of security and architecture by augmenting use case maps with misuse case concepts.

The process involves developing a theoretically driven design that is based on understanding of the content, in this case, concepts and misconceptions around natural selection.

Residents prepared teaching notes for each case which included background information about relevant case concepts, theoretical frameworks, and teaching points.

In this case, concepts and patterns that emerged in the empirical data clearly emphasized the women's concerns when pregnant and exposed to violence.

The "Worst-Case" concept sat on the drawing board while his company, now called Book Soup, evolved.

It was not until 1998, at a book fare in Germany, that he sold a Chronicle executive on the "Worst-Case" concept.

If this iPod case concept sounds eerily familiar, it's because Sprint essentially did the exact same thing about two years ago with the ZTE-made Peel.

Not surprisingly, based on the concept map in Figure  1, Table  3 suggests that the top seven concepts paired with literature also include discussing, knowledge and data concepts (with knowledge and data being previously noted as one of the least common concepts) and also, of course, the case concept.

See Figure 2 for an example concept from Case 2. Figure 2 Example concept from Case 2. E-mail in places.