Sentence examples for concept formulated from inspiring English sources

Deficit spending is an old concept, formulated by John Maynard Keynes and favored until the 1980's as a standard tool for regulating the economy.

This experiment is an instance of the concept formulated by Equations (4), (5), and (6).

But Dennis Foon, who wrote the script for Feeling Yes, Feeling No when he was artistic director at the Green Thumb Theatre, did not know Harris had imitated his concept, formulated in the late 1970s, until he was approached for this feature following the guilty verdicts.

This statement was in line with the Retroversion of the sovereignty to the people, a political concept formulated by Castelli, stating that in the absence of the rightful governor the sovereignty returned to the peoples, who had then the power to give it to someone else.

A concept formulated by Denhama Harman states that aging is a result of ROS-induced damage accumulation (Harman 1956).

Was that the idea of authors initially or was that a concept formulated a posteriori (after discussing and analyzing present findings)?

It describes his leading role in gaining acceptance of the concept, formulating the specification and promoting studies of alternative, radical design options for the co-operative European project that became ETW.

They were constructed according to basic concepts formulated by Greek cartographers such as Agrippa and Ptolemy, and they were frequently used by private and official travelers.

These constructions in turn are founded on hypotheses of a lower order, viz. on specific concepts formulated to transmute particular subjective experiences into objective knowledge.

This essentially confirms the concepts formulated by Mina Bissell two decades ago, that context and in particular tumor environment matters and may powerfully override [48] malignant genotypes.

Let's go back now to the two leading concepts formulated in the previous paragraph.