Sentence examples for derived concept from inspiring English sources

The experimental results observed from the visualization cell are used to support the theoretically derived concept.

We therefore believe that clarity would be served … by replacing the behaviourally derived concept of PG with the neuroscientifically anchored concept of addictive gambling (200)".

The concept of isosteric replacement and the derived concept of bioisosterism play a major role in the search for analogues of an active drug molecule.

The platform was developed to support the recently derived concept of holistic production control (HPC), which relies on model-based control.

In Japan, the derived concept of joint-winding of HTS coils has been proposed, in which the coils are wound by connecting short conductor segments.

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'.

The proof of theorems from postulates, and with explicit definitions of derived concepts (such as of triangle, polygon, circle, or conic section), is achieved by strict deductive inference.

These results indicate TRIZ derived concepts are practical and are of lesser risk to be implemented.

From distinction and elegance derived concepts very important as comfort and style while sport has always been associated with high performance cars.

The disagreement leads us to conclude that Lakoff's (2012) idealized cognitive models i.e. arbitrarily derived concepts (of which blended learning might be one) are necessary if we are to function effectively.

How this differs from a typical taxonomy has to do with the fact that the relation between the semantic primitive and derived concepts is far richer than what is usually found in a typical IS-A relation.