His creation of a hybrid that combined oral and literary modes, and his refashioning of the English language to convey Igbo voices and concepts, established a model and an inspiration for other novelists throughout the African continent.
This paper presents the results of the development of an autonomous mobile robot, designed according to some new concepts established in this field during the last decade.
Consequently conventional electrochemistry concepts, established on classical electrode materials and their two-phase interfaces, are facing challenges when employed for explaining these new electrode materials.
To classify these techniques, we derive a taxonomy of glyph properties that is based on classification concepts established in information visualization.
Nevertheless, many of the concepts established from their study can be considered fundamental tenets of an evolving stem cell paradigm applicable to many regenerating cellular systems.
Also, the destabilization mechanism of double period chatter is explained, creating an analogy with the chatter related to the Hopf bifurcation, considering one dominant mode and using concepts established by the Pioneers of chatter research.
However, some of them do not have a counterpart; they were included in RSMO due to ontological distinctions given by UFO or in order to generalize concepts established in the standards.
Although virtually every dendrogeomorphic paper is still based on the concepts established by Shroder (1978), important methodological improvements have been achieved in the field ever since and more particularly over the last decade.
During the 1960s, Žirmūnai attracted the attention of urban planners; it became the first city district in the Lithuanian SSR to be constructed applying urban planning concepts established in the USSR at that time.
This is partially due to the peculiar molecular and clinico-pathological properties of EOC, which prevents from transferring to ovarian carcinogenesis many of the concepts established in other epithelial tumours.
