Sentence examples for make up a concept from inspiring English sources
In aiming to enforce the nondiscrimination and no-blocking rules, which together make up a concept known as net neutrality, Mr. Genachowski is wading back into an area where a federal appeals court said in April that the agency has limited authority.
Though it would perhaps be going too far to identify the images and concepts that make up a culture's scientific sense of reality with myth, parallels between science and myth, as well as the presence of a mythological dimension to science, are generally reckoned to exist.
This concept recognizes that diverse ideas make up a body of knowledge.
These make up RumbaTap, a concept created and developed by Pollak over the past fifteen years.
What I am saying is that the concepts that make up an accounting system can – and I would argue should – be used.
These studies suggest that the hippocampal region contributes to language comprehension by processing relations between the different words and concepts making up a message.
The score for organization between concepts makes up a small portion of the final grade for the synthesis map, which is itself only 14% of the course grade.
That is, a theory is made up of concepts.
