Sentence examples for concepts summarize from inspiring English sources

We motivate the trust problem, explain the relevant concepts, summarize research in modeling trust and gleaning trustworthiness, and discuss challenges confronting us.

In the following, we introduce the graph theoretical concepts, summarize the two algorithms of interest, introduce different benchmark data sets and compare the algorithms' performance in various molecular modeling scenarios.

Both DVFI and CQM have their own design concepts summarized in the corresponding box areas in Figure 5, more details of which can be found in the following sub-sections.

The learning challenge might also be caused by their inability to acknowledge "dynamic equilibrium," (Meir et al. 2005) which is closely related to one of the seven crosscutting concepts summarized in the National Research Council's (NRC) Framework for K-12 Science Education (2012)—stability and change.

The origin of liver MFs has been a matter of controversy for more than a decade but now there is substantial agreement on the following major concepts (summarized in Figure 15).

A concept summarized by the phrase 'time is brain'.

Hardly a day goes by anymore when I don't hear about a reportedly "radical, new" business concept summarized succinctly as "X" (some well-known existing business) for "Y" (some specific market segment, use case, or other qualifier).

This simple concept summarizes many biologists' informal view of gene-expression, often discussing only direction of change – up or down.

However, based on observations in animals, it seems highly likely that the optimal effects are achieved when hypothermia is induced as quickly as possible – a concept summarized in the phrase 'time is brain'.

While narrating the importance of the first concept the primary focus of the present review focuses on the second concept to summarize the general effects of nanostructures on the PEC performance.

The original concepts are summarized, and the necessary probabilistic concepts are developed and applied to single degree-of-freedom systems.