Sentence examples for concepts under discussion from inspiring English sources

"Relevance" is often used in the broader sense that encompasses the concepts under discussion.

However, the concepts under discussion can be applied to other multihop routing protocols [26] as well.

Every one of the concepts under discussion is a prequel, rather than a sequel.

The author revealed that he was working with all of the new writers on developing offshoots that will serve as prequels to the current plot line: "Every one of the concepts under discussion is a prequel, rather than a sequel.

The main idea of this new GOP proposal, which is not yet public and indeed may not even exist as anything more than a set of concepts under discussion, is to repeal the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate ― the financial penalty for people who decline to get health insurance.

If necessary, illustrations or additional reading were also added to further explain the statistical concepts under discussion.

Even so, these officials said, one new concept under discussion was adding the equivalent of a brigade of marines to the force to be sent to Iraq next spring.

They also allowed the instructor an opportunity to provide focused comments and feedback on specific aspects of the final project while the relevant concepts were under discussion.

The very definition of the concept is under discussion, starting with the importance given to the length of the fallow period and ending with the question of defining it as a system, many systems or a "tool kit".

On the other hand, the literature did not provide the Consortium with a straightforward solution to operationalise patient empowerment, since this concept is still under discussion and has important overlaps with neighbour concepts―such as activation, involvement engagement, enablement, participation.

Earlier conventions were relatively inconvenient including a superscript index to a glossary that required turning to the end of an article or potentially misleading putting possible English substitutions in parentheses which tempts us to regard the English concept as the topic under discussion.