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The concept is composed of several modular floating tanks and barges.

The proof of concept is composed of four metallic resistors interconnected to form a Wheatstone bridge.

It is not sufficient to claim that a disciplinary concept is embodied without some specificity around what we mean by concept, what that concept is composed of, and what precisely is being (or should be) embodied as an outcome of learning.

The semantic information captures category information as similar concepts will have similar semantic features, while also capturing object-specific semantic information as each concept is composed of a unique set of features.

As similar concepts have similar features, feature-based models capture categorical structure by virtue of feature overlap, while also capturing the properties of a concept that differentiates it from other concepts of the same semantic category, because each concept is composed of a unique set of features.

It may be expected that understanding self-assembly is demanding, because the concept is composed of several other subconcepts, some of which are themselves known to be challenging, such as random molecular movement and thermodynamics (Novick and Nussbaum, 1978; Banerjee, 1995; Garvin-Doxas and Klymkowsky, 2008).

The concept was composed of 3 elements: having breasts lesions, being concerned about breast lesions, and applying multiple monitoring strategies.

According to Cooley, (Cooley 1902 as cited in Solomon MR, & Rabolt NJ, 2006) the self-concept is composed of three elements, imagination about one's own appearance toward others, imagination about other's judgment toward one's own appearance, and a kind of self-feeling such as self-esteem or indignity.

This paper explores and models the concepts of societal safety and societal security in tandem, with the aim of understanding how the concepts are composed, related, and can be reconciled.

Concepts are composed of attributes; i.e., characteristics distinguishing a concept from another.

Not all unconscious mental states are nonconceptual, e.g., my having the belief that the earth revolves around the sun, often unconsciously, requires that I possess the concepts of which its content is composed.