Sentence examples for concept acknowledges from inspiring English sources

ESPN's concept acknowledges the immediacy of the digital age, that fans consume sports live and do not want to wait to see events on a delay.

This concept acknowledges the fact that the utility resulting from preventive measures such as vaccination follows immediately after vaccination until the time when the outcomes was expected.

But even fans of the concept acknowledge it's over the top.

Even those who favor the concept acknowledged they would inevitably need to put their own twist on it, and not necessarily by choice.

"Behind-the-scenes content is not a new concept," acknowledged Chill co-founder Brian Norgard.

The essential conditions for autonomy in this context, and indeed which most theories on the concept acknowledge, are liberty (independence from controlling influences) and agency/self-efficacy (capacity for intentional action) [ 33].

Anthropologists seem to have generally accepted attrition, abrasion and erosion as distinctly separate mechanisms, while dentists are generally moving away from static concepts, acknowledging dynamic change as an inevitable progression throughout life.

However Giannoudis et al. have took this concept and modified into the diamond concept, which acknowledges the importance of implanting osteogenic cells in osteoconductive scaffolds and adding the essential growth factor in order to promote bone regeneration [ 197].

"The full truth is a big concept," Gowdy acknowledges in his summary, urging readers to "demand answers from those in a position to provide them".

In our understanding risk is an interdisciplinary concept that acknowledges the benefits and necessary cases for quantification, but at the same time underlines the integration of individual perception and social construction.

The concept also acknowledges the student-teacher relationship.