Sentence examples for famous concepts from inspiring English sources

The incident illustrates another one of Kahneman and Tversky's most famous concepts: loss aversion.

Some of his famous concepts, including family romance, regression and projection, are explored by Janine Antoni, Patty Chang and Gillian Wearing.

The visionary architect Buckminster Fuller's famous concept of a "geodesic dome," a giant all-purpose shelter, drew heavily on bubble imagery.

What we see with Toyota in particular is that this new electronic complexity has overwhelmed its famous concept of kaizen — "the accumulation of small improvements" — that has made Toyota such a quality brand worldwide.

We hear him talk about his now famous concept of combining the music of the Beatles and Black Sabbath, and his desire to combine pop with punk even though his peers didn't think it was cool.

The Führer's hands-off tyranny has led to a historians' debate about his actual participation in the crimes of his regime, and to Ian Kershaw's famous concept of "working towards the Führer"; that is, anticipating his wishes in the absence of direct orders.

A famous concept, developed for epidemiologic and clinical studies, is the so-called PICO-framework.

Unknowns unknowns, a famous concept developed by Donald Rumsfeld, are perhaps impossible to manage.

Stumpf's theory is based mainly on the famous concept of fusion that he developed in his Psychology of Sound.

In 1967, sociologist Stanley Milgram[1] came up with the famous concept of six degrees of separation: the notion that every American is connected to every other American by a chain of some six people.

(see J. Bouveresse, 2006) Two important contributions from Stumpf in this book (Kaiserl-El-Safti, 2011, pp. 38 39) rely on the famous concept of fusion (Verschmelzung) by which he characterizes the phenomenon of consonance, which in turn constitutes the foundation of music, and the theory of relations that Stumpf develops in the first volume of this work.