Sentence examples for concept as described from inspiring English sources
Genetic hypotheses should be formulated along the lines of the "multiple working hypotheses" concept as described in a classic paper by Chamberlin [J. Geol. 5 (1897) 837].
In a regulatory taking case, does the "parcel as a whole" concept as described in Penn Central Transportation Company v. City of New York, 438 U.S. 104, 130-31 (1978), establish a rule that two legally distinct, but commonly owned contiguous parcels, must be combined for takings analysis purposes?
A number of features of the concept as described here demand attention.
There is a more complicated story about how perceptual distinctness relates to a distinct concept, as described by Leibniz in "Meditations on Knowledge, Truth, and Ideas," AG 23 27.
In future studies, we will continue to implement the OEPC architecture with OpenEPC platform [24] and will enhance this architecture with a MobileVisor concept as described in another study [25].
The concept is based on the functional network re-engineering concept (as described above), but the focus is on the development of additional modules in order to overcome the drawbacks of the hierarchical network reconstruction algorithm in the special case of signalling network reengineering from stimulation-inhibition data.
We used published literature to emphasize the key concepts as described below in detail.
The functioning of the text-mining modules of DES is based on similar concepts as described in [19]and [20], and has been previously applied in the creation of a DDESC database of sodium channels [21] and for parts of the DDOC database [22] and DDEC databases of esophageal cancer [23].
Analogously, one can also make use of other network concepts as described below.
This method uses similar basic concepts as described for the Jones matrix averaging methods of Lim et al. [ 46] and Ju et al. [ 34].
Content and interpretive analyses were performed on all interview transcripts to identify key themes and concepts as described by the key informants.
