Sentence examples for introducing the concept of from inspiring English sources

In 1738, mathematician Daniel Bernouilli solved the puzzle by introducing the concept of 'utility'utility

He is widely credited with introducing the concept of sovereignty into legal and political thought.

Allen, who wrote for the Manchester Guardian, is now credited with introducing the concept of the "adventure playground" to Britain.

Initially, they reached millions of Internet surfers, introducing the concept of professionally produced webisodes to the public.

Bundled with the mini-game selection EyeToy Play it was a big hit, introducing the concept of accessible "mimetic" interfaces.

Klores swears he himself had nothing to do with picking the actual bride, merely introducing the concept of one.

But when nothing seemed to be happening, he wrote a 1964 book, The Prospect of Immortality, introducing the concept of cryonics.

Last year, Prokhorov proposed introducing the concept of the 60-hour working week, as well as generally tightening existing labour laws to favour employers over employees.

Barone believed he had solved the problems of attaining equilibrium, at least in principle, by introducing the concept of a trial-and-error process to achieve fair prices.

These diagrams are ideal for introducing the concept of clades.

Cantor supplies this by introducing the concept of a connected set.