Sentence examples for concept to serve from inspiring English sources

At Lisbon, the United States and its 27 NATO allies adopted a new "Strategic Concept" to serve as NATO's road map for the next decade.

In fact, a well-known concept is to serve the highest priority flow always first (i.e., the Highest Priority First discipline).

Because average blood pressure is a major clinical indicator and widely considered in clinical practice, clarifications of concepts such as the lower and upper limits of static CA are required if these concepts are to serve the management of haemodynamically compromised individuals.

She showed she had the right concept of governing: to serve the people.

The vehicle-to-grid (V2G) concept allows EV to serve as a mobile battery storage unit.

This middle level between theories and concepts allows models to serve a critical function within science; they act as the bricks and mortar of a theory and are the basis for how scientists argue.

Critical review reveals these concepts as insufficiently substantial to serve as a basis for CSGBL design.

You could use this depiction of everyday thought as a premise in an argument for revisionism, on the grounds that our folk concepts are too confused to serve as constraints (Murphy 2006 makes this argument with respect to psychiatry).

A plausible solution to this problem is found in the fact that the way that the concepts of color operate, to serve their various functions and roles, is through the way colors appear.

For the memory test, an additional set of 80 different property-concept pairs was created to serve as new items (distractors).

Subjective similarity ratings of different concepts might be thought to serve as an aggregate measure of these varied contingencies, and on this point, it is interesting to note that the conceptual-narrow curves are the closest match to similarity ratings of the anchor deviant pairs taken from a separate group of subjects (Fig. 5).