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Circular-economy concepts are more often celebrated than critiqued.
Advice and concepts are more practical than theoretical.
Few concepts are more widely discussed or more passionately invoked in American public culture than that of privacy.
Over coffee he says that many people have no idea how a production's concepts – what they may think of as the director's concepts – are "more often than not, actually forged through the design process".
"My concepts are more than just business, they are about culture," Mr. Mori said of the center, which includes two floors of galleries for the Mori Art Museum and an "academy" for classes and conferences.
The Soluble Boron Free (SBF) and Burnable Poison Free (BPF) concepts are more viable in small and medium size reactors (SMRs) because it makes the plant simpler and uniform burnup can also be achieved throughout the core life.
However, the relationship between the two concepts is more complicated.
This begs the question whether the immigrant population captured by Dutch concepts is more integrated than those comprised by the German concept.
The last two concepts were more frequent in marine ecosystems than in terrestrial ecosystems.
Rightward bias increased as semantic distance decreased, suggesting that semantically close concepts were more likely to have their distance underestimated.
Using the family Poaceae as an example, we show that ecological concepts were more studied and better interconnected than were evolutionary concepts.
