Sentence examples for concepts rules from inspiring English sources

The discipline of architecture depends on the transmission in space and time of accumulated experiences, concepts, rules, and models.

They argued that humans were best at recognizing speech and that therefore computer models should be based mainly on human language concepts — rules about syntax, grammar and meaning.

The HANDOUTS section of the teacher guide contains especially useful information on cultural concepts: rules, beliefs, values, how people listen and speak, exploring stereotypes, and categories of behavior found in all known human groups.

This misunderstanding results from older adults' lack of knowledge about the concepts, rules, and game mechanisms.

The basic researches of big data are about basic concepts, rules, procedures, and so on.

Concepts, rules, symbols, and words take a life of their own in structuring the worlds we live in and how we understand ourselves.

Design concepts rule.

The Jewish Museum in Berlin is an antifunctional illustration of an idea: that is, the architect's concept rules everything.

That concept rules out the scores for the new Green Day musical, "American Idiot," and the Afrobeat musical "Fela!" The committee decided that "Idiot" was not eligible because less than 50 percent of it was written for the Broadway production.

It's the one moment here where she seems to transcend the role-playing inherent in the album's title, really connecting with the song she has written in the same way she did on Chandelier – a song about alcoholism that fairly obviously adhered to both the victim-to-victory and high-concept rules, but spiked them with autobiographical intensity.

We describe a simple 'proof of concept' rule-based system developed to contribute methodologically to management-oriented modelling of vegetated landscapes.