Sentence examples for communal concept from inspiring English sources

I prefer to look at this as a communal concept.

This being said, the particularly heuristic character of the "communal" concept brought forward by Kandler [ 114] and Woese [ 9] to understand LUCA, its predecessor the progenote, and its descendants should be emphasized.

Schultz, now Starbucks Chairman and CEO, brought this communal coffee concept back to the U.S. and, needless to say, revolutionized his company and the entire coffee-drinking culture in America.

[Author's response: The "communal LUCA" concept has indeed raised some caveats (see for example de Duve in "Singularities"ref 94) and this is the reason why we have stressed the importance of natural selection as an unavoidable process.

Outside the capital the past seems still alive in three villages: Plimoth Plantation, Old Sturbridge Village, and Shaker Village in Hancock, where the sect established its communal-church concept in the 1780s.

Another dining concept — communal dining — is making an appearance in Brisbane, at places like Cirque Cafe, which offers intriguing interpretations of ethnic fare, like Moroccan lamb burgers with mint yogurt or pearl barley salad with roasted pumpkin and feta, dill, spinach and pepitas.

26 communal climate protection concepts on local level were also examined.

The word "privatization" remains banned from his party's lexicon, though the Marxist concept of communal ownership has been conveniently expanded to include enterprises in which the state now owns a minority share.

The concept of communal function in aerobic methane oxidation is also briefly discussed.

The main objectives of this study were to (1) test Donald's concept of communal ideotype in maize, and (2) determine the specific changes in competitiveness of maize hybrids due to breeding.

Using two case studies from Oromia and Tigray National Regional States in Ethiopia and comparing different theoretical approaches, this article aims to analyse the institutional aspects of communal irrigation through the concept of institutional bricolage.