Sentence examples for more precise concepts from inspiring English sources

The physicist turned philosopher, Rudolf Carnap (1950), recalls how thermodynamicists explicated "heat" into the more precise concepts of temperature, thermal energy, and heat transfer.

Fortunately, recent social theory has formulated a more precise concept of globalization than those typically offered by pundits.

With the abandonment of infinitesimals in the 19th century this definition came to be replaced by one employing the more precise concept of limit.

Not only might there be a jammed state that is maximally random--the analogous, but more precise, concept to a random closest packed state--but there might also be some jammed structures that have a very low packing fraction.

We accepted concepts that described an experiment even if a more precise concept was appropriate, for example we would accept a cancer annotation of a lung cancer dataset.

For the further classification of soils more precise technical concepts are necessary than the simple layer designations given above.

Riemann was making conscious what Herbart had said occurred naturally: if experience generates concepts with which we frame the world, then, said Riemann, let mathematics generate more precise and flexible concepts with which to conduct science.

Thus a flat file structure that only supports sequential reading is appropriate for the GO because relations are read from broader or general to more specific or precise concepts.

More precise diagnostic terms and concepts are needed.

By understanding what empty things are supposed to be empty of we simultaneously gain a more precise understanding of the concept of emptiness.

A more precise translation of the concept could be, "Vapor and breath!