Sentence examples for multiple concepts and from inspiring English sources

As obvious as those things are to any human more than a few months old, they're actually quite sophisticated constructs involving multiple concepts and intuitive connections.

The results of specifying the relationships between concepts can be a list of statements in the form 'A affects B', where it is possible that concepts are influenced by multiple concepts and concepts influence multiple concepts.

Grounded in theories of embodied cognition, we advance the view that understanding of complex concepts requires students to practice, over time, the coordination of multiple concepts, and the connection of this system of concepts to situations in the world.

This more complex model of student learning suggests that instructional materials cannot assume a particular learning trajectory, and that tools such as the Ferrets module, wherein multiple concepts and misconceptions can be addressed at once, are important aids for efficient instruction in evolution.

Note that these explanations contain multiple concepts and share two lexical categories.

They also emphasised the need to avoid the use of technical jargon (such as 'disseminating' and 'surveillance') and the need for subdividing competencies that cover multiple concepts and grouping together those where there is overlap.

Marginalized through the emergence of new forms of housing and public spaces and re-appropriated by different fields, the social meaning attached to the roji is being re-interpreted by individuals, subcultures and new social movements to fit hybrid and multiple concepts of living and lifestyles.

This chapter contains some miscellaneous topics and multiple concepts related to measurement and control of analog quantities in embedded systems that are required to interface with the real world.

Although there is no doubt that a tree-like pattern such as the TOCD&S would also be useful, it is questionable whether such a concept is indeed 'coherent', if we have multiple concepts of species, and if cell divisions have to be aggregated into particular groups of cell divisions to make phylogenetic sense rather than anarchy.

"Its elements might include online voting, e-dialogue between representatives and those represented, increased interconnectedness between the functions of representation, scrutiny and legislation, multiple concepts of what is a constituency, flexibility about what is debated when and how, and a much more intense pace for invention and adaptation".

Cognitive flexibility has been described as the mental ability to switch between thinking about two different concepts, and to think about multiple concepts simultaneously.