Sentence examples for since this concept from inspiring English sources
Since this concept was consistent with the postwar ethos that had given rise to the United Nations, it stood to reason that the building would be designed in a similar modern idiom.
Four classes of compound have been developed since this concept was first proposed: quinones, nitroaromatics, aliphatic and heteroaromatic N-oxides.
Since this concept is central to the picture of the graduate labour market presented in this paper, we begin in this section with a review of the concept's advantages and problems and of the indicators used to capture it.
The Vizzion sedan looks like it's ready to take on the Tesla Model S – or it will sometime around 2030, since this concept tis meant to show off a bunch of technology that VW thinks will be more feasible for a production car about a decade or so from now.
Since this concept is very useful in algebraic geometry, and lies at the heart of some important calculations, we shall try now to briefly explain it, following Mumford's treatment ([303], appendix to section 2, pp. 22 24, section 7, pp. 65 74, section 12, pp. 108 122).
But there will still be pressure on him to do both, since this concept has a lot of bipartisan support.
Since then this concept has grown considerably and has become the subject of extensive investigations.
Since then, this concept has been redefined at multiple levels such as clinically (Adell et al. 1981), anatomically (Branemark 1983), histologically and ultrastructurally (Linder et al. 1983).
Since then this concept has been extended to more complicated differential operators (e.g., [7, 8]) and studied in general settings of Banach spaces (e.g., [9]).
Since then, this concept has been applied in studies of how employees in organizations perceive the fairness of their treatment and the fairness of their interpersonal communications.
SINCE the concept of Christendom gave way to the concept of Europe, wise men have been arguing about where the eastern frontier of this "Europe" should be drawn.
