Sentence examples for extent the concept from inspiring English sources

So to that extent, the concept of the physical does not seem to be any worse off than the concept of red, the panpsychism problem notwithstanding.

If and to what extent the concept of the local cooperatives can contribute to a transition towards production and/or consumption of renewable energy in the Netherlands is summarized in Table 3.

On the other hand, it will be subject to verification to what extent the concept is really adopted and continued independently in the future without the support of the IWRM network.

The aim of this study was to evaluate to what extent the concept of outcrop analogue studies, as commonly applied in hydrocarbon exploration (Budding and Inglin 1981; Keogh et al. 2007), could be used to improve predictions about the quality of geothermal reservoirs, with focus on permeability.

Clayton agreed that the album's commercial reception must be "challenged" but said, "the more interesting challenge is, 'What is rock 'n' roll in this changing world?' Because, to some extent, the concept of the music fan the concept of the person who buys music and listens to music for the pleasure of music itself is an outdated idea".

As the ST is assumed to reflect the history of organisms (to the extent the concept is applicable), its internal nodes (including the root) represent speciation events.

Suggestions for future research could extent the concepts and relationships presented.

This exploratory study aimed to examine to what extent the concepts of shared decision making (SDM) and patient-centred communication method (PCC) are different or overlap.

Those who have dipped their toes into the murky world of surveillance law will know there are typically three legal regimes which have to be considered, all of which focus to a greater or lesser extent on the concept of personal privacy.

The model is based to some extent on the concept of physical modeling proposed earlier by Klepaczko [Klepaczko, J.R. 1975.

In this paper we introduce a simple and mathematically tractable model of an asynchronous spiking neural network which to some extent generalizes the concept of a Boltzmann machine.