Trevorrow and Connolly were particularly keen on two core ideas of their own.
Know the core ideas of your textbook before moving on.
American politics after the Second World War was founded on the core idea of the earlier Progressive movement, which both F.D.R. and his cousin Theodore championed: the old ideals of personal liberty, economic opportunity, and civic equality could not survive in a laissez-faire industrial economy.
Prior to engaging in particular study activities, students frequently discussed why they started studying, which centered on the core idea of "cues" that trigger study behaviors.
This article presents a characterization model for describing, comparing and improving innovative plant designs based on the core idea of Quality Function Deployment.
In contrast to the introduction of computer programming in other textbooks, the context here focuses on the core idea of FEA, "divide and conquer".
Based on the core idea of multi-model adaptive control, switching law of the controllers is designed, and eventually, an adaptive preview controller is obtained.
The core idea of TOPSIS is based on the distance concept, where the chosen alternative should have the shortest and farthest distance from the positive ideal solution (PIS) and negative ideal solution (NIS), respectively (Hong et al. 2012).
Our review shows that, at this point in time, special emphasis on the core idea of multifunctionality is significant for depicting the 'state of the art' of the evolving GI concept.
They are called "general equilibrium" because they are based on the core idea of market economics: the economy consists of a huge number of separate equilibria between supply and demand and all these markets "clear," or match supply with demand, at once.
Therefore, based on the core idea of literature [ 9], we use E(A) instead of A involved in the calculation.
