Sentence examples for concepts link from inspiring English sources

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Are concepts linked into positive feedback loops or into unidirectional sequences?

Both dorsal and lateral (middle) ATL show a preference for abstract over concrete concepts, linking them to abstract conceptual knowledge.

Figure 3 illustrates this influence: all locations (circles) have the same concepts linked in the same way, but one concept is influenced by neighbours.

DESMSCI allows for the inspection of automatically generated hypotheses and their validity by retrieving the PubMed document(s) related to the concepts linked through the hypothesis.

Second, we introduce a newly deployed functionality that maps all relevant property terms to corresponding concepts, linking their occurrence in the published evidence to community-accepted definitions.

Indeed, elementary school science textbooks include more animal content, as evidenced in the number and diversity of images, the quantity of text, and the number of animal examples of core biological concepts (Link-Pérez et al., 2009; Schussler et al., 2010).

All of the questions contain meaningful concepts linked to domains in the activities and participation component.

We can define problem formulation as a structure of concepts linked by relations.

Isolated mapping was typical, with several single concepts linked to the main map without reference to other associated concepts.

There were no meaningful concepts linked to the ICF components body functions/structures or environmental factors and all of the meaningful concepts could be linked.