Sentence examples for open-ended concepts from inspiring English sources

Empirical studies are important because they are part of the process in which open-ended concepts can be tested, revised, or challenged.

In doing so, the majority embraced an open-ended concept of state immunity that sees it as an aspect of the states' "dignity" as "sovereign entities," rather than anchored in the actual constitutional text.

However, nomos is also an ambiguous and open-ended concept: in the fifth century B.C.E.

To date, proponents have embraced smart biomass use as a rather unbounded, open-ended concept.

The Foundry blends JPL capabilities in proposal development and concurrent engineering, including Team X, with new approaches for open-ended concept exploration in earlier, cost-constrained phases, and with ongoing research and technology projects.

Being a 'woman' (and I'm approaching 'woman' as a very open-ended concept) is a very messy thing, yet we pluck and shave, sterilize and clean that messiness away.

This is not the Israeli red line, in which it is a question of preventing the development of an Iranian capability to produce nuclear weapons -- a vague and open-ended concept that is different from the manufacture of a bomb itself.

These interviews included a brief, open-ended concept elicitation component to determine the comprehensiveness of concepts important to patients with MDD.

Patient responses during the open-ended concept elicitation phase of the interview were analysed using a Grounded Theory approach whereby sections of transcripts from individual patients (i.e. quotes) were assigned codes reflective of underlying concepts [ 28, 29].

An inconclusive or open-ended ending?

Robust intelligence systems, according to the announcement, can use a variety of modeling and analytical methods, such as "analogical, statistical, and logical inference, to deal with open-ended and changing concepts and environments and to integrate possibly heterogeneous knowledge and reasoning methodologies in complementary and supplementary ways".