Sentence examples for general concept of from inspiring English sources

When the general concept of a microgrid was presented, people generally seemed to reject it out of hand.

"Guys just want a general concept of a recipe -- bread and stuff," he said.

A somewhat more general concept of angle is required for trigonometry than for geometry.

But I would probably present it in more a general concept of our rivalry.

This leads to the more general concept of coherent enhancement of absorption in multiple scattering media.

"Very few people disagree with the general concept of neutrality," says Mr Webb.

But the general concept of disclosure was endorsed by the Roberts court.

Derivations of the Proto-Dravidian root *tir- 'the general concept of roundness' provides an example.

"Perhaps more important," he added, "the Chinese are taking the general concept of diversification into related approaches" to other crops.

The dissidents of the late Soviet era fought for democracy and human rights under the general concept of "the west".

This is the general concept of identity drawn upon by movements like gay pride and Black Power.