Sentence examples for is concepts from inspiring English sources
noun
Abstract and general idea; an abstraction
It is concepts of this latter kind that are truly untestable: and what else is faith about, after all?
It consists in using a pair of mutually exclusive concepts, that is, concepts that negate each other, and take them together as complementary.
I'm a huge fan of Cronenberg, who for me embodies a lot of the essence of science fiction, which is concepts and thought experiments: a zoomed-out view of human issues.
Semantic relevance is a measure of the distinctiveness and importance of an object's features, that is, concepts may have many semantic features but only a small number of features are relevant for distinguishing it from closely related concepts.
This paper develops theoretically, methodologically and empirically the notion of the entrepreneurial propensity of innovation system by integrating knowledge intensive entrepreneurship (KIE) and innovation system (IS) concepts.
The discipline's traditional teaching methods, while appropriate for the dissemination of foundational knowledge, do not provide the optimal platform for students to implement IS concepts.
I think what matters now is concept.
"It's concepts people are talking about.
"The concepts in this room are concepts you can use".
They're concepts, not products.
