Sentence examples for concepts existing from inspiring English sources
Within forward distribution, we first provide an overview of prevalent concepts existing in practice and develop a typology.
By analyzing market data and information from 43 interviews, we have been able to develop a structured overview of concepts existing in practice.
On his view, the only things in reality that could in any way be truly denominated 'universal' are the general concepts existing in the human mind, for example the concept man or the concept white.
By analyzing the literature on related e-commerce retailing (see Sect. 3), practitioner reports, primary market data (e.g., webpage search, retailer reports) and ultimately the results of our interviews, we have been able to develop a comprehensive overview of forward distribution design concepts existing in practice.
Kernel methods map data into a higher dimensional feature space, where the resulting structure of the classification task is linearly separable; while rough sets granulate the universe with the use of relations and employ the induced knowledge granules to approximate arbitrary concepts existing in the problem at hand.
But the surgeon's argument was more like an aggressive denial—"what these people are telling you is lies, or half lies, or maybe unwitting lies; they may not even know they are lying, but it is wrong"—of the overlap between two known concepts existing within the same society.
A22 NASA Plans Return to Moon Combining an old concept, existing equipment and new ideas, NASA gave shape to President Bush's promise to send humans back to the Moon by the end of 2018.
In this concept, existing clinical boundaries are of less importance for the understanding of the molecular processes involved.
To address this point and considering the concept existing behind the actual proposed definitions of near miss, we attempted to evaluate the closeness of these definitions to the original concept.
The development is enabled and coordinated by three mental activities: assimilating new concepts, modifying existing concepts, and phasing out previously perceived concepts.
It consists of the five steps determining all items to be documented, merging these items into clinical concepts, matching the derived concepts against existing archetypes, developing archetypes, and designing templates.
