Sentence examples for concept adopted from inspiring English sources

A new strategic concept adopted by NATO has revitalized the alliance.

Dr. Beyea challenges a concept adopted by American safety regulators about small doses of radiation.

(i) Interfacial turbulence model compatible with the isotropic turbulence concept adopted in LES.

He invokes Occam's razor, a concept adopted by medieval philosophers and theologians, which holds that explanations should rely on the smallest possible number of causes.

The much criticized citizenship concept adopted in the Maastricht Treaty is thus gradually gaining some of the substance that was originally accredited to it.

Engineers use the same critical depth concept adopted for skin friction for end bearing capacity as well.

The essential concepts adopted by the method are described.

Kuhn's 1962 classic argues that science proceeds in fits and starts, the new concepts adopted by revolutionary scientists making it impossible for them to find a common language with colleagues still using old ways of thinking.

The objective of design of experiments (DOE) is addressed by introducing an information optimality criterion, which is based on concepts adopted from information theory.

Section 2 introduces the concepts adopted to describe and manage multimedia documents.

The concepts adopted in OCRA and ULRA might underlie both their similarities and differences.