Sentence examples for concepts taken from inspiring English sources

Having been a member of The Buck Rogers Group and President of the Photo Marketing Association International (PMAI) from 1983 - 1984, Ben helped to shape many of the photographic and marketing concepts taken for granted today.

Institute co-founder Pirie dedicates his book to Thatcher, sparing no detail of office furnishing over more than three decades in his Panglossian triumphal march through policy concepts taken up by successive governments, inspired by the institute's "philosophy" of tax-cutting libertarianism.

Like the philosopher al-Ghazālī, a century earlier, ar-Rāzī was a "middle-roader" who attempted, in his own way, to reconcile a rationalistic theology and philosophy incorporating concepts taken from Aristotle and other Greek philosophers with the Qurʾān (Islāmic scripture).

A structure for a hypothetical small satellite was developed, based on concepts taken from actual satellites currently in orbit.

By drawing upon concepts taken from Descola's anthropology of nature, we have been able to consider the informative potential of these pieces regarding the ontology of their authors.

It is argued that these concepts taken together offer the basis for a more integrated and strategic assessment of development proposals.

But in Ansai's hands, these concepts took on religious connotations.

In the last third of the exhibition, the small objects disappear, and big concepts take their place.

Other concepts take AR even further.

Sometimes concepts take off, other times they fizzle.

The first understanding of concepts takes concept possession to be mainly a matter of linguistic competence.