Sentence examples for explanation of the concept from inspiring English sources

Spotting me glance at one of the volumes, which bears the title Epiphenomenalism, he launches at once into a detailed explanation of the concept – but then breaks off in delight as his dog trots in and rolls at his feet.

[Small Talk launches into another barely adequate explanation of the concept of Room 101, involving Orwell, stuff you hate, and wiping things from the earth.] Most people just say: 'war'war

There is no road map for comforting a child who grieves for people she has never met; nor is there any concrete explanation of the concept of grandparents if a child has never experienced them.

Subsequently, as a result of the fact that his Wikipedia overlords wouldn't let him post photos of the Earth Tower that he hadn't taken himself, Leo insisted on: (1) an explanation of the concept of copyright; and (2) changing our summer travel plans to include a 3-day tour of Connecticut, featuring an overnight at Mohegan Sun.

In fact, what Kelsen really offered us here is an invitation to provide a reductive explanation of the concept of legal validity in terms of some set of social facts, the facts that constitute the content of any given basic norm.

The workshop was divided into (i) explanation of the concept of personas; heuristic inspection using Nielsen's heuristics; and US; (ii) presentation of the artifacts Lean Personas and UserX Story; and (iii) an exercise of writing stories from the proposed template, including the acceptance criteria.

They provide the description and the explanation of the concepts covered in the unit of the course.

In this section the construction of the corpus is described, followed by an explanation of the concepts behind TM.

This contribution will begin by a short explanation of the concepts proposed for the control of the plasma and the handling of events during the plasma discharge.

The evolution of a heritage conservation ethic and its relationship with urban planning are subsequently explored, along with an explanation of the concepts of physical, economic and social revitalization.

This chapter provides engineering surveyors with a practical and concise explanation of the concepts, and techniques needed for managing the scope, project organization, quality, costs, time, and risks in advanced building construction in Hong Kong and other parts of the world.