Sentence examples for collective concepts from inspiring English sources

Mesenchymal state (M) and epithelial state (E) are collective concepts of two groups of cell states.

As two major cell states, both mesenchymal state and epithelial state are collective concepts and each covers a variety of distinct but similar cell states.

The collective concepts of the aggregate as a "whole" or as a "continuum" subject to cessation as they cease to appear to the mind, get excluded from the conceptual framework of the reality of the five aggregates when they are logically analysed.

Consolidated and collective concepts of all involved disciplines are now important [ 2, 6].

"Under the pretext of 'Responsibility to Protect,' drums of war are beaten, and sedition and unrest are spreading," he said, referring to a collective concept that was used to justify last year's military intervention in Libya.

Recently, Aram and Neumann [46] propose the vertical integration of DSLs by linking multiple stakeholder perspectives via collective concept modeling.

The first half of the semester will be a collective concept.

The group struggled: Jarrell described the search as an attempt to find "a collective concept that would say 'black art' at a glance".

Despite the abundant literature, there is a lack of formal definition that allows for operating the collective attention concept across different contexts.

This collective behavior concept can also be utilized to introduce simple control strategies to improve mobility in homogeneous city centers without the need for details in individual links.

This is especially apparent in the innovation clusters approach which emphasizes groups of innovative firms located in one region (OECD 1999), the learning regions approach (e.g. Florida 1995; Kirat and Lung 1999; Macleod 1996) and the collective learning concept (Keeble and Wilkinson 2000).