Sentence examples for concepts in which from inspiring English sources

The proposal was based on Marine Corps concepts in which an integrated "air-ground task force" of Marine infantry, attack aircraft and logistics could carry out the Afghanistan mission, and build on counterinsurgency lessons learned by marines in Anbar.

The structuralists analyzed various cultural phenomena such as myths, religious rituals, literary narratives, and fashions in dress and adornment as general systems of signs analogous to natural languages, with their own vocabularies and their own underlying rules and structures, and attempted to develop a metalanguage of terms and concepts in which the various sign systems could be described.

(Opticks, Book Three, Part I, 404-5) {§4.1} All concepts in which an entire process is semiotically telescoped elude definition.

Even if pursuing only technological development, these are the concepts in which the existence of a company is bound.

Similar concepts in which a headache school is run by physicians, physiotherapists and psychologists are established in other countries [27].

However the concepts in which they lodge themselves manage somehow, by rubbing off each other's corners, to settle down well enough together.

What is the "new organizational concept" in which Nabuur's founder, Siegfried Woldhek, is interested?

Trinity Mirror is pioneering a "page creator concept", in which reporters take responsibility for what appears in the finished pages.

Its disadvantage may be the daring concept, in which a number of fictional horror story characters – Dracula, Frankenstein's monster and Dorian Gray – are living in Victorian London.

The family concept, in which we visit the contestants' hometowns, is a major marketing tool that touches every aspect of "American Idol".

Most reality shows until now have been bought from a big concept, in which programmers had to gamble by committing to a full series of episodes.