Sentence examples for distinct concepts from inspiring English sources

Patient experience, satisfaction, perception, engagement, participation, preferences and outcome are distinct concepts, but only experts appreciate the distinctions.

Terrorism and national security are wholly distinct concepts.

Reorganizing business processes (BPR) and outsourcing are two distinct concepts.

The two distinct concepts are at play on either side of a glassed-in kitchen.

The elf tradition is by no means homogeneous, carrying with it many often distinct concepts.

So that's my list of the distinct concepts that are often confused with functional specificity.

THERE are three distinct concepts in creating the guest room; I have experienced them all, either as guest or as hostess.

Fifteen models were selected, representing distinct concepts of the interception process.

Slopes and rate-of-change are related, but distinct, concepts with slopes leading us gently and intuitively into the concept of rate of change.

Emotions, Barrett writes, are learned and shaped by culture, so "variation is the norm": "Russian has two distinct concepts for what Americans call 'Anger.' German has three distinct 'Angers' and Mandarin has five".

The reason is that a new marquee has been built which, more than ever before, will highlight the growing divergence between two distinct concepts of gardening.