Sentence examples for long-established concept from inspiring English sources

This short article represents our preliminary opinions and observations regarding this reintroduction of a long-established concept.

The long-established concept of the 'iceberg of illness' 27 bears witness to this extensive activity long before policy extolled the version of an expert patient who is to be encouraged to self-manage.

The long-established concept of 'national innovation system' [ 61] does focus on national processes, having been used to show, for example, how the nature and degree of national state coordination of the development of biotechnology varied between the UK, US and Japan [ 62].

Meanwhile, long-established museum collections built on that catch-all concept are still with us, changed now in their thinking if not necessarily in their form.

Douglas Century of The New York Times called it "the most controversial music video to air in years", and favored the video's unconventional concept, writing that "'Untitled' breaks a long-established pattern in hip-hop and R&B videos in which male artists are often dressed in roughneck gear — baggy jeans, Timberland boots and baseball caps — surrounded by shimmying women in thong bikinis".

Vanclay's (1989a) model was a proof-of-concept that signalled a change from long-established stand-table projection approaches (Higgins, 1977) to dynamic simulation and yield scheduling (Vanclay, 1990,1994a).

In this work we examine the concept of sloppiness, investigating its links with the long-established notions of structural and practical identifiability.

The concept of village territory and associated analytic tools are applicable to long-established rural societies which are focused on crop production and have strong links to ancestral lands.

In Japan this trend is long-established.

Some come from long-established Burgundy estates.

It has a long-established cattle market.