Sentence examples for expression of concepts from inspiring English sources

The difference between grammar and logic is that the former is concerned with the perfect verbal expression of concepts, and hence is a linguistic discipline, while the latter invents second notions (notiones secundae) or second intentions, that are able to create order among concepts.

Given that different individuals are contributing new terms and changes to existing terms in ontological resources, it is possible that there will be terms that do not follow established conventions for the expression of concepts.

We call the consistency of expression of concepts in an ontology univocality, inspired by the philosophical term referring to a shared interpretation of the nature of reality (Spinoza, 1677).

In contemporary society, many specialists in various fields have difficulty communicating clearly with each other, but given well-researched and informed visual expressions of concepts, such visual models can successfully catalyze a good design process.

Using this open-response assessment, we found similar results to the multiple-choice assessment: Students' expression of key concepts increased (Fig. 4) and their use of misconceptions in their explanations decreased after completing the module (Table 4).

6) The Artistic Expression of Scientific Concepts, a collaborative project between an instructor of anatomy and movement and faculty from the School of Dance.

I have always wanted to be an investor, but I would say investing can be viewed as an expression of the concepts you learn in science.

While Judge Sweet said Best Cellars "cannot protect under trade dress law its concept of selling wine by taste," he added that protection was possible for the "concrete expression" of the concept it had originated.

Eventually is perhaps the fullest expression of the concept, though: a breakup song told from the side of the person who wants out.

Her swinging, happy-go-lucky rendition of "Give Me the Simple Life" in the show is the upbeat expression of that concept.

Michael as a character was an expression of that concept — how one can change everything yet change nothing at all, the underlying issues untouched, unexamined.