Sentence examples for concepts with the same from inspiring English sources

The mechanical properties of developed hybrid composite material were considered in different bumper beam concepts with the same frontal curvature, thickness, and overall dimensions.

Hume's Principle often correlates distinct concepts with the same number.

They adopt rare concepts with the same strength as they go for government coherence and concept popularity together (γ7).

Perhaps if our technical curriculums prioritized those two concepts with the same intensity they emphasize technical understanding, our digital world might evolve into something far less sinister.

For example, if there are three concepts with the same score, and there are two items with a lower and three items with a higher score than the three items under consideration, the three items should all be assigned rank 3. Let f(c j ) be an evaluation function that assigns a score to concept j.

Not all concepts had to be on the same level (could be either lower-level or higher-level concepts) with the same range of meanings and attributes.

More generally, even if a manipulationist account of causation does not yield a reduction but instead simply connects "causation" (or better, various more specific causal concepts) with other concepts within the same circle, we still face many non-trivial choices about how the concepts on this circle are to be elucidated and connected up with one another.

Wearing a dark suit and a tie adorned with -- what else? -- bison images, Mr. Turner, 64, was promoting the concept with the same touch of hucksterism that he once used to convert skeptics who did not see the potential of CNN, the 24-hour news network he founded.

And even if two people have a cat-concept with the same general type of structure (e.g., prototype structure), the concepts might still be rather different (treating prototypical cats as having rather different sorts of properties).

(1997, 2-3) Since most philosophers who invoke the distinction want to reject 'thing'objectect' and 'entity' as non-sortals, Griffin's suggestion is inadequate, or at least is a shift to a different concept with the same label.

For example, the protein encoded by the ORF YDL220C from BioGRID matches a concept with the same accession number in the metabolic network.