Sentence examples for concept can thus from inspiring English sources
This innovative road runoff management concept can thus be readily implemented outside groundwater protection zones where aquifers are slightly vulnerable; it undoubtedly lowers the environmental impact of roads, does not endanger road integrity, and locally increases aquifer recharge.
The same mathematical concepts can thus be used to study population ecology, photosynthesis, cancer, and bacterial mutation.
The contribution of our method to the analysis of chemical reaction networks and the example models below that illustrate these concepts can thus be summarized as follows: (i).
The intention is to demonstrate that empowerment, while being a completely intrinsic function, can be used to construct contexts which correspond to external concepts, and can thus assign an analogy of "meaning" [58] [60] to the robot's actions.
MetaMap performs limited syntactic analysis and disambiguation to improve its concept assignment and can thus provide a better mapping of text to UMLS than naive matching against UMLS vocabularies.
However, regarding its inherent theoretical framework it decouples from molecular orbital concept of bonding and can thus not supplement our present approach.
First, the subject is very closely tied to the concept of isotopic labeling, and can thus serve to bring greater clarity and determinacy to its mathematical formulation.
Polyhierarchical structure is the hierarchical arrangement of concepts in which each concept can have more than one broader concept, thus a single concept can occur at more than one place in the hierarchy.
Thus, the therapeutic health concept can be interpreted as one aspect of the occupational identity of health care professionals.
One can thus say that the concept of self is here determined in a social way so that one can speak of a 'social self' ([ 10, 11]).
Although ideas and concepts of the person in public health can thus be considered not entirely innocent, they are nevertheless well meant.
