Sentence examples for concept is initially from inspiring English sources

The original concept is initially presented in [4] and the controllers have been developed [4, 5, 6, 7].

This quickly leads to scepticism, however, since its still fails to address the problematic criteria by which this general concept is initially picked out and abstracted from the multiplicity of particulars or on what grounds these particulars are grouped together.

The CPA concept was initially developed by town planners with an aim of initiating collaborative place-making on top of a better local knowledge about a community (Project for Public Spaces 2006).

The ACES concept was initially piloted during 2002 2003 and now includes a semi-formal "Student Ballooning Course", five Louisiana institutions and serves ∼45 students.

Such lavish support for an untested concept was initially greeted with skepticism — and more than a little jealousy — from other city arts leaders as they struggled to keep their own institutions afloat in trying times.

Leonard Menchiari, a director and animator from Florence who is developing the game, said in an e-mail exchange that the concept was initially inspired by a photograph of a lone protester facing a line of armored police in Cairo — a scene replicated in the game's trailer.

Of course, this new concept was initially defined in the metric setting, therefore we need first to extend it to the case of partially ordered sets.

The concept was initially pioneered by India's OYO Rooms, which is backed by SoftBank's Vision Fund, but RedDoorz is one of half a dozen or so venture-backed efforts bringing the model to Southeast Asia.

This concept was initially devised to classify organisms (Linnaeus 1758), although it has been applied in many different domains, e.g. education (Bloom 1956), psychology (Moffitt 1993) and computer science (Scharstein and Szeliski 2002).

This concept was initially proposed by Perkal (Perkal 1956) who used an epsilon band, the 2D space enclosed by two parallel lines that are also tangents to circular errors at the ending points as the probability range for a line.

The concept was initially used by Flavell (1979) in the context of developmental psychology research, and then was systematised by Nelson and Narens (1990), that described a cognitive model of memory monitoring processes.