Sentence examples for core concepts of the from inspiring English sources

One of the core concepts of the film is what Dr. Caster refers to as strong AI — or "general intelligent action".

The greatest challenge of all has been the adherence to the core concepts of the combinatorial approach.

Simple in expression, but profound in meaning, it was also said to reflect the core concepts of the Beijing Olympics - "green Olympics, high-tech Olympics and people's Olympics".

Then, we present definitions of core concepts of the proposed framework in Section 5. OMMA architecture is presented in Section 6.

This paper introduces the next iteration of the EMU system that, although based on the core concepts of the legacy system, is a newly designed and almost entirely rewritten set of modern spoken language database management tools.

A Kindle edition exists, but it simply doesn't make sense: The book is heavily based on examples, and trying to get a handle on the core concepts of the book on a black-and-white device is going to be an exercise in futility.

"The core concept of the Delaware court is, what are the fiduciary duties that directors owe to shareholders?

But the core concept of the party appealing more widely to the votes of "workers" is not as ludicrous as it first sounds.

DDB New York, part of the DDB Worldwide unit of the Omnicom Group, has "expanded the definition of innocent victims," Ms. Conlon said, without straying from the core concept of the campaign.

A core concept of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights is that governments have the responsibility to protect human rights and businesses have the responsibility to respect human rights.

NEW YORK TIMES At Top of Delaware Chancery Court, Adherence to Tradition | Leo E. Strine Jr., who was confirmed last month as chancellor, says he will continue to uphold the core concept of the court: analyzing and ruling on corporate law.