Sentence examples for isolated concepts from inspiring English sources

Only relevant, but isolated concepts Only misconceptions Diffusion.(Only relevant, but isolated concepts) Some water will diffuse for equilibrium (Only relevant, but isolated concepts) Dilute sugar water wont cause any movement (Irrelevant to the ideas listed above) 2 Partial Have one relevant and correct idea Provide one stand-alone relevant idea that is listed above.

I don't know what will happen (Off-task) I have no clue (Off-task) 1 Simple statement No apparent indication of ideas listed above or isolated concepts and/or misconception Only repeat the information in the question stem.

Consistent with international trends in curriculum design, the NEL framework recommended ECE principals and teachers to adopt the 'thematic approach,' where rather than focusing on isolated concepts or topics, learning activities revolve around boarder themes, also referred to as 'big ideas' in the literature (Parsons 2004).

"Quality and price do not exist as isolated concepts in consumers' minds.

A beginner's initial network would consist of a few isolated concepts or ideas that are poorly connected.

Subsequent studies that did specifically address the role of low SES yielded conflicting results, which can be ascribed to isolated concepts of SES that were used (e.g. parental work status, educational level, neighbourhood socioeconomic distress, or family income) [ 14- 17].

First-level analysis involved isolating concepts or patterns referred to as domains.

3 For the ethicist Danner Clouser, chair of bioethics at Penn State Medical School, bioethics involved application of 'old' ethical principles to medical dilemmas, and the philosopher was critical in clarifying the major issues, isolating concepts and helping avoid logical inconsistencies.

In Chapters 1 and 2, to find a differential genetic principle, Deleuze works through the history of philosophy to isolate the concepts of "difference in itself" and "repetition for itself" that the assumptions of previous philosophies had prevented from being formulated.

Before we rush to judgment on whether an "tanning" or "majority-minority" nation is finally doing away with its troubled racial past, we would be wise to remember that having the conversation in demographic terms only forces us to isolate the concepts of race, ethnicity, and racism from the legal, political, and social customs that got us into this mess in the first place.

We compare three isolation concepts and their combination with two enumeration modi for maximal cliques ("isolated maximal" vs "maximal isolated").