Sentence examples for derived concepts from inspiring English sources

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.

Theologically derived concepts of salvation, redemption, and spiritual progress have not only provided the basic context for Americans' passion for nature but have also established the horizons of possibility within the national environmental imagination.

Many such systems will be built in the coming years, and already a number of influential studies have derived concepts from fieldwork data and used them to support analysis of healthcare work.

Psychometric inventories and scales intended to measure cognitive, emotional and behavioural concomitants of pain are typically constructed by deducting items from theoretically derived concepts related to pain states, e.g. social support, perceived control, depressiveness, and catastrophizing.

The optimisation strategy, based on the use of peak purity as chromatographic objective function and derived concepts, was able to find the most suitable experimental conditions yielding full resolution in reasonable analysis times.

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

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.

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.

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

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)".