Sentence examples for concepts into the from inspiring English sources
"The blogs are a good way to get thoughts, ideas, concepts into the public domain without an 'official' title".
How do you introduce science and maths concepts into the show without them seeming to be crowbarred in?
While in recent years many traditional bar and bat mitzvah parties have centered on secular themes -- computers, baseball, shopping -- Rabbi Moshe Birnbaum of the Plainview Jewish Center, president of the Long Island Board of Rabbis, said families now often integrate Judaic concepts into the celebration.
Japan's sudden opening to the world, a world war, and then forty years of an economic boom put quite a few Japanese words and concepts into the Anglophone mind: kamikaze, futon, haiku, kabuki, origami, karaoke, tycoon, tsunami, jiu-jitsu, zen and honcho are all common English words that nowadays can be used without any reference to Japan.
This discipline introduced successful concepts into the scientific debate, for instance, 'vulnerability' and 'resilience'resilience
Strategies for incorporating these concepts into the renovation process were developed [O.B.
Steam Machine is not the only competitor looking to bring the open platform concept into the family space.
Acquired characteristics are not inherited, though the idea persisted as a serious scientific concept into the 20th century.
It took Dean Acheson to translate Kennan's concept into the design that saw America through the cold war.
The cure you suggest -- more government programs aimed at the middle and lower classes -- simply cements the class concept into the American mind by way of government enforcement.
