Sentence examples for concepts that allowed from inspiring English sources
However, the goal of this publication is to introduce the concepts that allowed us to provide all required functionality while rigorously striving to follow the KISS principle.
According to this definition of philosophy as the Theory of theoretical practice, Althusser's re-reading of Capital and other texts was philosophical insofar as it was able to name and distinguish the concepts that allowed Marx's scientific analysis of history to proceed.
In fact, scientific activity often proceeds without a clear understanding of the concepts that allow it to produce its knowledge.
MIT has looked into some very promising vehicle concepts that allow for small footprint in the city and a more safety and dynamic configuration for the open road.
The effective exchange of hydrologic data containing references to hydrologic features requires standardised semantics of the concepts that allow identification of these features.
Complexity reduction and complexity absorption approaches provide a pair of concepts that allow us to rethink the relationship between different information/management control approaches.
This distinction can also be rephrased in terms of concepts, implying a distinction between factual concepts that allow us to identify or recognise certain objects, and concepts that fulfil an explanatory role.
Most of them do not offer concepts that allow the design of computerized tools dedicated to disruption/risk monitoring and control.
For the two other models, advanced physics scenarios have been identified and combined with advanced blanket concepts that allow higher thermodynamic efficiencies of the power conversion systems.
(This does not, however, mean that all conceptualization is falsification; only concepts that allow of reductive analysis lead to this artificial inflation of our ontology, and thus to a kind of error).
Thus, the data are divided, analyzed, and compared, and their central ideas are represented as concepts that allow the grouping of similar and significant events, incidents, actions, and objects in the data.
