Eleven years after passage of what was arguably the most important civil rights law of the past quarter-century, its essential concepts remain surprisingly undefined.
It preserved one essential concept of the Leninism that had intoxicated their generation of intellectuals in the thirties: the vanguard, whose alienated, conspiratorial, happy-few solidarity is an earnest of revolutionary rectitude.
Today that vineyard is still rated just below its neighbour.Locke had seized on the essential concept of terroir, the combination of soil, subsoil, drainage and microclimate which provide the conditions for the production of fine wine.
Only in the so-called Romantic era, from Beethoven to Richard Strauss, is the program an essential concept, and even there it leaves its mark on much music commonly considered "pure" or "absolute".
The relationship between a chemical structure and its physical or chemical properties is an essential concept in chemistry and this method is an important decision-making guide, for example, in drug design.
But representation is the essential concept, and it is the process of fitting representation to reality that, eventually, leads to consensus, acceptance of a version of the past as true.
By Nathan Heller June 15, 2016 The essential concept of LinkedIn is that it is possible to flirt with a C.V. Achievement lies less in the quality of relationships than in the thrills of courtship and conquest.
The essential concept of the network is that it is possible to flirt with a C.V. In that sense, there are probably few more fitting services for the times.
That's the essential concept that I had at the start.
This essential concept of balance is what's behind the F.B.I's argument that it needs more power lest its ability to wiretap "go dark".
