Sentence examples for many concepts and from inspiring English sources

Many concepts and people came from Xerox Parc.

Reproductive Health is a broad subject encompassing many concepts and practices.

I raise it now because there are many concepts and processes in pedagogy that I could make a similar confession about.

It presents many concepts and experimental results generated by the Biofilm Structure and Function Research Group at the Center for Biofilm Engineering.

Many concepts and approaches underpinning process safety scenarios are very specific and possibly have not been calibrated in the context of analysis during the normal engineering courses, unless a process safety oriented approach has been followed.

"We call on both sides to take a rational path," the government's spokesman, Sukru Sina Gurel, said, but quickly added, "Particularly Israel, in order to display rational, forward-looking and constructive stances, needs to review many concepts and views it holds".

Clearly, the Chinese received many aspects of culture and many concepts from the Austroasiatic and Austro-Tai peoples whom they gradually conquered and absorbed or expelled.

There are thus many concepts of consciousness, and both "conscious" and "consciousness" are used in a wide range of ways with no privileged or canonical meaning.

This systematic review displayed that measures used for shoulder pain included more than twice as many concepts of activities and participation than concepts of body functions and structures.

"It is connected to many other concepts and many other ceremonial understandings and lifeways.

Many concepts of mixing and structuring forests are targeting a diversification at the stand level to provide multiple types of habitats (Dieler 2013).