Sentence examples for concept on the from inspiring English sources

Hempel (1945) and Carnap (1950) each distinguished two different 'concepts' of confirmation: the 'classificatory' or 'qualitative' concept on the one hand and the 'quantitative' concept on the other.

I asked him if he could come up with an entirely new concept on the spot, one for which there was no word in any existing language.

Every good jazz bandleader has to work on his own technique on the one hand, and his ensemble concept on the other; a balance is desired.

When the value of p i is one, the effect of the ith feature concept on the similarity score is fully promoted.

It became a choice between a loose confederation or federation on the one hand and a highly centralized state according to Serbia's concept on the other.

The universal characteristic would allow one to express in a purely formal manner the composition of any concept on the basis of a set of primitive concepts.

That's going to be a big change, in our heads, in the concept, on the street.

Some Conservatives have admitted privately they have struggled to explain the party's "Big Society" concept on the doorstep.

More important, though, was an all too perceptible coolness towards the concept on the part of professional leaders and bodies representing NHS and local government interests.

That's part of the "lily pad concept," on the analogy of frogs hopping around a number of forward bases, "and no slur intended to the French".

Out here pyjamas, dressing gown and slippers still look exactly the same as they did before people started fannying about with the concept on the catwalk.