Sentence examples for concept was made from inspiring English sources
The initial transition from a morally-laden concept to a fully psychological concept was made with Descartes and the Cambridge Platonists.
A case for this concept was made 25 years ago, when producing high-titer antisera against ordered arrays of gp23, the major capsid protein of bacteriophage T4 (Aebi et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 74 (1977) 5514 5518).
An attempt to elucidate this concept was made by Maker et al.
What's left of the hatchback becomes just a tailgate, for extra load floor space (the floor in the concept is made of old skateboards, just for grins).
One aspect of opera not easily comprehended, particularly by anyone who assumes mistakes of casting or concept are made out of carelessness, is the degree to which everything changes in the adrenaline-charged moment of performance.
The concept is made from aluminium because it looks great.
When a connection to a science concept is made, this was indicated with a blue dot.
The proof of concept is made on a simple model of vacancy clustering under thermal ageing.
The characteristic features of the concept are made clear through its comparison with the MIT boundary layer suction compressor.
This assay concept is made possible through the ability of biotin to be covalently attached to other targeting molecules, such as antibodies.
He never explicitly defines it since, as opposed to the earlier 'picture', for instance, this new concept is made to do work for a more fluid, more diversified, and more activity-oriented perspective on language.
