Sentence examples for concept advanced by from inspiring English sources

But the "emotional truth" -- another concept advanced by Mr. Frey -- is that I was close to Mickey, very close.

On Medicare, the two Republicans both back "premium support," a concept advanced by House Republicans to limit government spending for each beneficiary.

Dr. Demarest and other scholars said the translations supported a concept advanced by two Maya scholars, Dr. Simon Martin of University College, London, and Dr. Nikolai Grube of the University of Bonn.

Our pore-scale results also confirm the segregation concept advanced by Kapoor et al. (1997).

Central to the Life Reimagined proposition is the concept of Living vs. Aging -- a concept advanced by gerontologist Bill Thomas (also a Life Reimagined Institute fellow).

The Global Strategy embraced the continuum of care concept advanced by the PNMCH.

An oval building with the naves sculpted into the outer wall, it enlarges on concepts advanced by Michelangelo.

Perhaps universal computer access can be added to the other impractical concepts advanced by those who have no clue as to the real challenges that educators face in dealing with real students in real schools.

Using a number of concepts advanced by Hirschman and drawing mainly on cases from the road construction industry in Africa, we describe exactly which traits need to be made and how this can best be accomplished.

The phase relations found in these materials are consistent with the crystallographic concepts advanced by Vegas (Ramos-Gallardo & Vegas, J. Solid State Chem. 128 (1997) 69), where cation sub-arrays are proposed to play an important role in governing metal oxide structures.

In addition, the aging mechanism naturally gives rise to an instantaneous positive SRS and stress relaxation behavior under strain-rate jump conditions, putting the concepts advanced by McCormick [McCormick PG. Acta Metall 1988 36 3061; Estrin Y, McCormick PG. Acta Metall Mater 1991;39 2977] on a quantitative footing.