Sentence examples for concepts were made from inspiring English sources

Programs for reliability analysis of structural, operational and other systems based on first- and second-order reliability concepts were made available as early as 1976 by the Technical University of Munich.

"But these concepts are made by people".

As concepts are made firm in the latter, they are transferred to the reference dictionary.

Finally, a rough comparison of the stack sizes needed by the two concepts is made through an illustrative design example.

The resulting pathway concepts are made up of pathways that have been found to share some functional characteristics.

Teaching these types of concepts is made more complex by the different academic levels and capabilities of nurses accessing nurse prescribing courses [ 14].

Due to the rapid development of IC technology the traditional packaging concepts are making a transition into more complex system integration techniques in order to enable the constantly increasing demand for more functionality, performance and miniaturisation.

What's left of the hatchback becomes just a tailgate, for extra load floor space (the floor in the concept is made of old skateboards, just for grins).

One aspect of opera not easily comprehended, particularly by anyone who assumes mistakes of casting or concept are made out of carelessness, is the degree to which everything changes in the adrenaline-charged moment of performance.

The concept is made from aluminium because it looks great.

When a connection to a science concept is made, this was indicated with a blue dot.