Sentence examples for introduction of concepts from inspiring English sources

The paper is of particular importance not for the practical problem it treated but because of its discussion of the theory of surfaces and its introduction of concepts such as the congruence of straight lines and lines of curvature.

This assembly has undergone many modifications including the introduction of concepts of a "dummy ring" and a more stable "delta" distal Schanz pin configuration (Fig. 1).

Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) surgery has achieved a high degree of success since the introduction of concepts of alignment and ligament balance in the early 1970s.

This book is considered one of the key, foundational works of the cognitive revolution in psychology, and was enormously influential in the field (although it is better known for its introduction of concepts from computing and Artificial Intelligence research into psychology, rather than for its account of imagery mnemonics) (Gardner, 1987; Hirst, 1988; Galanter, 1988; Neisser, 1988 p. 85).

With the introduction of concepts and metrics for the relational capital of businesses, this analysis contributes to the understanding of institutional relations and their mechanisms to provide new specifications of 'an enterprising state' about businesses, one of the key elements of the Triple Helix model.

In addition to the introduction of concepts at information terminals and exhibits on energy sources, production, transmission, storage, and environmental impacts, there is a special simulation game platform (see Fig. 1 3) to engage visitors in experiencing aspects of how they might interact in new ways in the smart grid electricity system.

The continuing development of Rapid Prototyping technologies and the introduction of Concept Modelling technologies means that their use is expanding into a greater range of applications.

Instead, Occupy's real accomplishment (all the evictions prevented through the actions of groups like Occupy Bernal Heights withstanding) was the re-introduction of concepts like socio-economic class and income inequality into the widely accepted realm of American political discourse.

These are regarded as expressions of brute empirical fact, providing the appropriate conditions for the introduction of the concepts of energy and entropy and their properties.

Surely these features of genetic mechanisms provide much of the underlying motivation for the introduction of semantic concepts into biology?

The introduction of new concepts enables a proof to be constructed gradually, thereby making the proofs surveyable.