Sentence examples for concepts understood from inspiring English sources
The phase-contrast microscope can be considered to be an example of an optical processing system, and the concepts understood by reference to Figure 9.
On the other hand, Fregean concepts, understood as being essentially 'incomplete', cannot qualify for substancehood, and therefore not for objecthood in any such restricted sense.
And conceptualists urge that words (like 'honesty') which might seem to refer to properties really refer to concepts, understood as mind-dependent entities.
Rand identifies universals with concepts, understood as attributes of consciousness, and so repudiates the intrinsicism of the realists; for Rand, the problem of universals belongs to epistemology, not to metaphysics.
The findings, reported in today's issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, suggest that certain basic emotions--anger, happiness, and sadness, for instance--are universal concepts, understood, and named, by people of all cultures.
Moreover, they might perhaps agree that there are concepts, understood as mind-dependent entities, and let them play the theoretical role assigned by maximalists to properties in dealing with semantics and mathematics (e.g., along the lines proposed in Cocchiarella 2007).
They should know how to read and write, develop a love of science, use and apply mathematical concepts, understand history, and appreciate the arts.
Make sure you can actually be fluent in biology terms and concepts, understand childhood psychology, and can be a good speaker.
The basic concepts were understood.
Concepts so understood are things we can understand.
