Sentence examples for examples and concepts from inspiring English sources

Gensch, T., Hopkinson, M. N., Glorius, F. & Wencel-Delord, J. Mild metal-catalyzed C H activation: examples and concepts.

The OpenIDEO community responded by submitting almost 200 different inspirations, analogous examples, and concepts, from empowering mothers and janitors to starting "poo pledge" and adopt-a-drain campaigns.

Emilio showed us really practical frameworks, examples and concepts that can be directly applied to our daily challenges as managers.

In this editorial, we wish to provide a launching point for considering the empirical and theoretical examples and concepts raised by the contributors to this thematic series.

Science teachers can use examples and concepts from evolutionary medicine to teach the three concepts central to evolution: common descent, the processes or mechanisms of evolution, and the patterns produced by descent with modification.

Articles include many business negotiation examples, and explore concepts such as creative dealmaking, renegotiating unfavorable deals, seeking advice from a negotiation opponent, identifying a solid BATNA and crafting draft agreements.

Kate Baker discusses the continuing relevance of the typology of the enclosed garden to contemporary architects by exploring influential historical examples and the concepts they generate, alongside some of the best of contemporary designs - brought to life with vivid photography and detailed drawings - taken primarily from Britain, the Mediterranean, Japan and North and South America.

Although the concepts addressed in learning goal 1 are interwoven through both courses, the majors use more difficult examples and extend these concepts more in homework assignments and exam questions as the course progresses, because their course material is unquestionably more detailed (Supplemental Material A and B).

Further research on the continuum between concrete/specific examples and more abstract concepts would also be informative.

Be that as it may, the science content is peculiarly uniform among publishing houses, although specific examples and details of concepts 'may vary' (to quote traditional textbook jargon).

Two-thirds of those examples, however, involved "methods and concepts," for which SCO claimed it could not provide specific source code.