Sentence examples for concepts to adopt from inspiring English sources

In Section "Proposed extension of attractor selection model", novel concepts to adopt the attractor selection mechanism into the future mobile network environment are proposed and discussed in detail.

Multi-tier cellular networks have been investigated from different perspectives such as power control [11,12], spectrum allocation [13,14], and exploiting CR techniques [15,16], and recently, many works have been done based on the similar concepts to adopt and extend the stochastic geometric approach to different network models and scenarios (see [17-20] [17-20]

Though the discussion in the preceding section appears to create an illusion that everything is right with Web 2.0 technologies and E 2.0 is an infallible concept to adopt and implement.

Claim an Ocean Parcel is similar in concept to adopting a star, we connected with Google Earth API to create a 3D experience for users.

This text, together with Folk Devils and Moral Panics (1972), authored by his great friend Stan Cohen, introduced the concept of "moral panic", one of the few criminological concepts to be adopted for general use beyond academia.

If China seeks American endorsement of the concept, it needs to adopt real changes in its behavior to demonstrate commitment and resolve towards the stability and prosperity of the region.

Seen from this perspective, it might help you to realize that indispensability is often a convenient concept for you to adopt when you wish to hold onto something all for yourself but very inconvenient when someone else adopts it and prevents you from taking on the opportunities they're hogging.

Beside government coherence, there is no mechanism in the model that would provide incentives for actors to adopt concepts from other coalitions ('learning across coalitions').

In the era of big data, former and robust analytical concepts and utilities needs to adopt themselves to changed market circumstances.

Disciplinary differences with regard to 1) facts, 2) rigor, 3) causal explanation, and 4) research goals reinforce each other, such that early decisions about how to define concepts or which methods to adopt may tilt research design and data interpretation toward one discipline's epistemological framework.

And Mr. Burkle says he still believes in the concept he asked Kmart to adopt.