Sentence examples for expanded concept from inspiring English sources

We propose a classification system and an expanded concept of zeolite structures integrating various 2D and the traditional 3D forms.

An expanded concept of NEV (NEV*), under an assumption that the inflow flux of a contaminant on the control volume is a contaminant generation, was proposed.

Kant may provide an account of this expanded concept of morality, which is more closely tied to its religious origin.

Bjorn Hanson, leader of the global hospitality practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers, agrees that an expanded concept of brand as lifestyle a brand-new, top-tier, all-encompassing super-life-brand, with designers hawking everything from cars to toilet paper is driving much of the designer-hotel growth.

It was retained as a distinct species related to O. couesi and O. palustris until 1971, when Philip Hershkovitz swept it, and other outlying populations of the same species group, as subspecies under an expanded concept of O. palustris.

I chose that title because what I am interested in talking about is not the face value of the food world, so to speak, but this expanded concept of it that can only be seen by looking at it from a new angle from the side, if you will.

The concept expansion is employed to expand the concept provided by the user and these expanded concepts can provide the system more semantic information.

There is a lot of momentum behind an expanding concept of "Auto Blue Button" (an initiative begun by the Veterans Affairs) representing auto download and transmit of a complete record the patient (or proxy) can readily access.

One of us (Haslam) recently published an essay titled "Concept creep: Psychology's expanding concepts of harm and pathology".

In this single movement of 10 intense minutes Scelsi explores new sounds for strings and expands concepts of harmony.

Our expanding concepts of public mortality are thus offended when a State may escape legal redress for its wrongs.