Sentence examples for many key concepts from inspiring English sources

Jainism, Hinduism, and Buddhism share many key concepts derived from the Sanskrit language and dialects that have enabled them to hone their religious debates.

Indeed, our results show that EvoGrader accurately detected many key concepts and naïve ideas in ACORNS-like items.

There are, after all, intractable disagreements about how to delineate many key concepts relevant to ethics, including: killing and letting die, life and death, consciousness, rationality, equality, justice, respect, rights, and goodness.

Nevertheless, the classification of lexis and of units on the rank scale runs through grammatical description and indeed many key concepts in SFL theory, such as grammatical metaphor (see Taverniers, 2017).

Along with anticipating many key concepts in evolutionary psychology, Aquinas also understood that humans possessed a natural moral sense.

3) Many key concepts necessary to describe multiple sequence alignments and genetic variant predictions are explained only brief.

Bogaard argues that many key chemical concepts such as valence and bonding do not find a natural home in quantum mechanics.

Ironically, though, the Neo Confucians were deeply influenced by Buddhism and adopted many key Buddhists concepts, including the notions that the diverse phenomena of the universe are manifestations of some underlying unity, and that selfishness is the fundamental vice.

Teaching genetic drift effectively may also be one step toward helping students understand probabilistic reasoning, which undergirds so many key scientific concepts.

The interactions of metalloporphyrins with diatomic molecular species are the heart of many key biological concepts since metalloporphyrins are toy models for heme proteins forming myoglobin and hemoglobin.

A key concept with high degree centrality is able to activate many other key concepts; thus, it functions as a hot topic's central key concept [54].