Sentence examples for concepts appropriate from inspiring English sources

However, since they lack concepts appropriate for a correct specification of the contents of their perception, their perceptual representation of this state of affairs must be nonconceptual.

This work presents an overview of the controls taught in the mechatronics course at Iowa State University and focuses on the introduction of control concepts appropriate for undergraduate mechanical engineers.

Program activities emphasized basic neuroscience concepts appropriate for middle school audiences (MacNabb et al., 2000; Society for Neuroscience, 2008).

This data would also provide us with information about the leveling of concepts appropriate to middle and high school.

Improving strategies for teaching evo-devo will benefit from an inventory of concepts appropriate for undergraduates, a learning progression toward their mastery, and a description of their attendant conceptual difficulties.

MPH subjects integrate global health systems concepts appropriate to LMICs and relate these to the technical focus of the subject (for example, "Control of Communicable Disease in Developing Countries" or "Women and Children's Health in Developing Countries").

The model is based on an overstress concept appropriate to inelastic properties of composites.

It asks students to look at the shapes and colours of different galaxies to work out their distribution in the universe, while exploring the key concepts of appropriate sample sizes and overcoming personal bias.

It was explained that Captain Kirk and his crew wore tiny, computerised Universal Translators that could scan alien brainwaves and simultaneously convert their concepts into appropriate English words.Science fiction, of course.

For the most part this disengagement of the two concepts is appropriate.

He stated that concepts of appropriate and professional dress are too subjective, apply pressure for conformity, and will get us into "social and legal trouble".