Sentence examples for develop the concept further from inspiring English sources

On the basis of that "phase A" work, officials now expect to go to member states to ask for 150m euros to develop the concept further.

In 2003, game engineers and designers were brought together to develop the concept further.

In "Mathematical background" section, the necessary mathematical background to understand this paper is presented along references necessary to develop the concepts further.

In the 19th century the English jurist John Austin (1790 1859) developed the concept further by investigating who exercises sovereignty in the name of the people or of the state; he concluded that sovereignty is vested in a nation's parliament.

The two developed the concept further, and Hagger pitched it to the Holiday Extras board for some seed funding and a small incubation team was set up to launch and test the concept.

Benjamin's essay on 'Goethe's Elective Affinities' (1924 5) provides an exemplary piece of such criticism, whilst developing the concept further by situating it more explicitly within the context of history.

These results provide useful insights about relating moral antecedents to idea generation for sustainable development and can help researchers, higher education institutes, and sustainable entrepreneurs to further develop the concept of sustainable entrepreneurship and its underlying processes.

The purpose is to explore and further develop the concept "archaeogeomorphology" and to present examples from published studies.

Through a case study of small-scale bioenergy development in Nepal, we aim to show how energy justice may be applied to small-scale, decentralised energy systems, and draw insights from our findings to further develop the concept.

Analytical 1D and numerical 3D models of the bond line are proposed in order to further develop the concept, both in the case of a traditional adhesive joint and for the innovative rubber foil adhesive joint.

Objective: The purpose of this manuscript is to clarify and further develop the concept of cognitive dissonance in terms of its relationship to nurses' mental struggles with underutilization of pediatric procedural pain treatments.