Sentence examples for older concepts from inspiring English sources

The resulting network of "friends" or "contacts" who have similar interests, business goals, or academic courses has replaced for many people, especially youth, older concepts of community.

They reverted to the older concepts of a disk-shaped world for maps of great areas because they met their needs and were easier to read and understand.

Getting Proteins in Shape foc_613033.jpgIn some cases, older concepts and newer techniques combine to push technology ahead.

Changes in problems and standards come with corresponding conceptual changes, so that after a revolution, many (though not all) of the older concepts are still used, but in a slightly modified way.

Even though the term "fuzzy" was introduced by Lotfi A. Zadeh in 1964/1965, it should be noted that older concepts of "vagueness" and "haziness" had previously been discussed in philosophy, logic, mathematics, applied sciences, and medicine.

A re-examination of older concepts, such as landscape entropy, perhaps complemented by recent developments in information theory, may be a potentially fruitful avenue for research, although the outlines of such an implementation are still rather vague.

But others said the idea smacked of a much older concept.

Women held on to an older concept of organized labor, that work was a means to an end".

"Beer is a much older concept than the Reinheitsgebot," McGovern told us later, at the University of Pennsylvania.

I am attracted to an older concept called the Unity of Science Biology needs a covering law to connect it with the rest of the natural sciences.

I am attracted to an older concept in which biology needs a covering law to connect it with the rest of the natural sciences.