Sentence examples for have a clear concept from inspiring English sources

To understand this distinction it is necessary to have a clear concept of reduction.

"I didn't have a clear concept of the album, although Tom told me it deals with communication.

"They have a clear concept of collective curating," said Zdenka Badovinac, the director of the Moderna galerija in Ljubljana, Slovenia, which runs both the Museum of Modern Art and the Museum of Contemporary Art Metelkova, or MSUM.

Once you have a clear concept of what you are seeking to achieve, you can narrow down the field of potential associations.

There is a need for concrete descriptions of the employees' tasks, responsibilities and roles within the system, enabling them to have a clear concept of their own role within the organisational system and of their duties due to it.

Thus he never gets tired of emphasizing that we only have a confused idea of substance (a claim also made by Leibniz about three-quarters of our knowledge, although he held that we have a clear concept of what substance is), and repeats quite often (at least three times in Book II, chap.

However, in their own way, each collection has a clear concept behind it, and this is key when it comes to successful designer collaborations.

"No one has a clear concept on how computing power will be shared between organisations and between countries," she says.

For a given PPS % level, everyone will know what condition the patient is in, and has a clear concept of the performance statuses that come with that particular PPS % level.

I'm grateful that I have a clear self-concept, that I'm not the unformed young woman who clung to externals for her identity.

To ensure impact, each project must have a clear path from concept to the development of a competitive proposal for outside funding.