Sentence examples for concepts expressed from inspiring English sources

Fundamental to his thinking is the distinction he draws between the concepts expressed in Italian as virtù and fortuna.

Americans can make interpretations from the values and concepts expressed, even if there are few tangible plans to consider.

It is not hard to find parallels between the concepts expressed in this Constitution and those of the Charter of Medina, instituted at the time of the Prophet Muhammad -- nor indeed between both these documents and the American Constitution.

This implicit ontology reflects the concepts expressed in the relational database, and is not formally defined.

Besides the more advanced concepts expressed hereby, some fundamental questions still remain to be answered for the iron fluoride hydrated phases in particular.

There are two critical terms that the author employed to interpret the bifurcations among different concepts expressed by the Chinese adverbs.

Inequity and equity, on the other hand, are political concepts, expressing a moral commitment to social justice (Kawachi et al., 2002).

It is also important to underline the fact that thirty-eight out of the 365 concepts are 'not definable' (nd) indicating that these concepts express rather general and unspecific concepts (e.g. "I am well informed about hemophilia" (Haemo-QoL)).

This map, characterized by nine different concepts expressing the idea of social justice, appears to be split into two entities: one having to do with values, and the other, with action.

The λ-expression is a name of the concept expressed by the formula φ.

It continued the concept expressed earlier that prisoners were to be removed from the combat zone and be humanely treated without loss of citizenship.