Sentence examples for concept rests on from inspiring English sources
The concept rests on our prediction that a family of well-known vicinal silicon surfaces are themselves intrinsically magnetic.
The federal agency is currently promoting the idea of "disaster-resistant communities". The concept rests on the idea that through public and private partnerships and a system of incentives, risk can be reduced at the community level.
"The work of art consists in its being open in a limitless way to ever new integrations of meaning" (PH 98) and furthermore, "the inexhaustibility that distinguishes the language of art from all translation into concepts rests on an excess of meaning" (PH 102).
The AGnES-concept rests on the delegation of original physician-activities, especially home visits, to qualified medical practice personnel, e.g. registered nurses or physician's assistants, here all called AGnES-practice assistants.
There is furthermore a real danger that the ideological force civic humanism has acquired as a buzzword may overwhelm the historical foundations on which the concept rests.
In this context, a concept, which rests on simultaneous multi-line analysis is described and experimentally proofed.
As most concepts do, it rests on other concepts; "U.S. citizen" is defined in terms of the concepts "child" and "territory".
The concept of minority rests on the assumption that children are incapable of self-management.
The concept of neuromarketing rests on the assumption that many of our thoughts and emotions occur before we are consciously aware of them.
Of course, anti-elitism is in itself an incredibly elitist concept, since it rests on the assumption that the proles just can't handle anything really demanding, be it Shakespeare plays, German grammar, or quadratic equations.
The concept of "anthropotechnics" rests on the hypothesis that the current psychophysical and social constitution of the species Homo sapiens -- note the evolutionist emphasis of this classification -- is based substantially on autogenic effects.
