The concept of "customary and reasonable fees" as a way to pay doctors began more than three decades ago, recalled Robert Laszewski, an industry consultant in Washington and former insurance executive.
But the Sadducees didn't hold to the oral law concept or customary law.
Leading on from the journey concept, "Bon voyage" is customary for sending someone off at the airport, or train/coach station.
Articles' titles and abstracts provide the customary use of educational and learning concepts in the extant entrepreneurial literature.
"The concept of merging lots is customary all over," he said.
However, the concepts are juxtaposed in such a way that the sentence as a whole arrives at a concept of "one" that is not its customary meaning, and it can be extremely difficult to find words that express the paradox at greater length by articulating nuances, implications, corollaries, and so forth.
By the turn of the century, after more than two decades of political pressure, Iban and other Dayak leaders finally agreed to the "Joint Venture Concept" for developing large tracts of native customary land in Sarawak.
That is, only fields need to be included in the fundamental concepts, and 'particles' are a derived concept, unlike what might be suggested by the customary introduction of fields through a process of 'second quantisation'.
These models embrace the concept of 'two-phase' Z-factors (Z tp) that replace customary single-phase gas Z-factors in dry-gas MBEs.
3. Strictly speaking, for Kant logic (general or pure logic) does not give us logical truths in the customary sense we have been using, which includes sentences involving empirical concepts.
