Sentence examples for developing his concept from inspiring English sources
He was developing his concept of free and open planning, architecture without walls.
Bent Flyvbjerg has been developing his concept of "phronetic social science" for the past decade, taking the best from action research and mixed method case studies to develop social theories tailored to real world application.
Later on, while developing his concept (e.g., see conclusion), the author heavily relies on tRNA with covalently bound amino acids.
Concurrently with code telegraphy in that latter part of the 19th century, Alexander Graham Bell was developing his concept for 'harmonic telegraphy' when he discovered he could hear a sound over a wire in 1875.
Eventually Rice University, a private research university in Texas, allowed him to use its laboratory to develop his concept.
Pishevar has been working with a handful of designers and activists to develop his concept: an app that combines file sharing (for license and registration information) and video chat, so both cop and citizen can communicate with each other during a traffic stop.
Two series of lectures Schlegel gave in Vienna between 1810 and 1812 (Über die neuere Geschichte, 1811; A Course of Lectures on Modern History, 1849 and Geschichte der alten und neueren Literatur, 1815; Lectures on the History of Literature, 1818) developed his concept of a "new Middle Ages".
In three parts containing a series of short essays, Baudrillard first develops his concept of an "impossible exchange" between concepts and the world, theory and reality, and subject and object.
In later writings, Thomas develops his concept of essence and existence so that existence is that which actualizes essence (Summa theol. Ia q. 3 a. 4) (Wippel 1990; Black 1999).
After his 1919 demobilization, yet before writing The Gift (1925), Marcel Mauss developed his concept of the "total human being" (l'homme total) as a methodological spur in works such as "L'expression obligatoire des sentiments" (1921).
