Sentence examples for concepts accepted from inspiring English sources
Isis uses these stories, combined with ideas and concepts accepted by the mainstream, as part of an ideology and a political project in the making.
In particular, there were no definitions of these notions in terms of concepts accepted in the foundational systems designed for the reconstruction of classical mathematics (for example, Russell and Whitehead's theory of types or Zermelo's set theory).
He created a theory of land formation involving concepts accepted in modern geomorphology.
They are a for-profit that rents long-term studio space to hundreds of practitioners but their venues are free to the 150 or so art concepts accepted by its curating board annually.
It included an early use of constellation boundaries, a concept accepted and refined by 19th-century cartographers.
Another important concept, accepted by the classical prophets, was that of Yahweh's choice of Zion (Jerusalem) as his cult site.
With some reservations, one may conclude that the main concept accepted presently in oxidation catalysis assumes that selective oxidation is provided by strongly bonded lattice oxygen, while the full oxidation is provided by weakly bonded reactive oxygen.
In this context, we show the important role of the Transient High Energy Sky and Early Universe Surveyor (THESEUS), a mission concept accepted by ESA for phase A study and proposed by a large international collaboration in response to the call for the Cosmic Vision Programme M5 missions.
Lazy is an entitlement concept accepted by the middle class that is crushing America's greatness and spreading like a contagion.
Other concepts are accepted as a stable in the initial state of the system that means there is no direct impact on their current status.
