Sentence examples for concept of setting from inspiring English sources

But she pulls off the risky concept of setting "Much Ado" in Batista's Cuba, riddled with its own Castro-like revolutionaries.

Many of the bars around Hong Kong remain indifferent to the concept of setting aside bottles for separate collection, she said, and a program backed by the government and the Hong Kong hotel association to collect glass from hotels, started in 2008, has had only lackluster uptake.

In May 1979, when meeting with Suzuki Kenko, a member from the lower house of the Japanese Diet, Deng raised for the first time the concept of "setting aside dispute and pursuing joint development" n.

There's also this concept of "setting the dream," which I actually use in the emergency department.

As the historian Gwendolyn Wright puts it, "the Islamic sense of history and architecture found the concept of setting off monuments entirely foreign", which "gave the French proof of the conviction that only they could fully appreciate the Moroccan past and its beauty".

Sessions 1-2 are compulsory and introduce CRF (including prevalence, definitions and aetiology), and the concept of setting SMART goals.

However, it is based on the concept of set resemblance rather than near-duplication.

In fact, the notion of a fuzzy set born as natural extension of the concept of set.

In order to achieve the continuity result, we need to recall the concept of set convergence in the sense of Mosco (see, e.g., [27]).

Thus, if one views sets as necessary for mathematics, and one holds that the concept of set itself necessarily involves the discrete arrangement of the elements of the set, then WOH might appear necessary, too.

Since Gödel later refers to such axioms as having "intrinsic necessity" we shall accordingly speak of such axioms being intrinsically justified on the basis of the iterative concept of set.