Sentence examples for slant concept from inspiring English sources

Joe Carbe pointed out a passage in Gayelord Hauser's book documenting the relation of the slant concept to the ancient yoga headstand, popularized by lady Mendl.

And just like the capitalist economy, there is choice, with Letsallshare.com and Ecomodo.com taking a slightly different slant on the same concept.

In 1993 the founder members of Sour Cream returned to the recording studio with a programme called The Passion of Reason, which made a journey through music with a scientific slant, influenced by the concept of the medieval quadrivium – the convergence of music, arithmetic, astronomy and geometry.

In [39], Şahin introduced the concept of slant submanifolds as a natural generalization of both quaternionic and totally real submanifolds.

In [39], the author introduced the concept of slant submanifolds as a natural generalization of both quaternionic and totally real submanifolds.

Building or venue staff will still be responsible for keeping the room in good shape (though most of that ultimately comes to the service's users), but the largely hands-on slant to the Breather concept means that all it takes to scale in a big way are some willing landlords with some unused space and enough smart locks to go with it.

Alternatively: the Norse and Celtic mythologies have also been a huge influence on game designers, adding their own slants on iconic concepts such as magical items, warring gods and heroic journeys.

We also remark that recently, in [55], Shukla and Rao defined another concept of a semi-slant submanifold of a quaternionic Kähler manifold by analogy with the definition of Papaghiuc, but that class of submanifolds, although generalizes slant submanifolds, does not contain real hypersurfaces as a subclass.

The concept of sowing of crops on the slant surfaces of a specifically created furrow was devised.

Slant Magazine's Jesse Cataldo viewed Drake's "insistent navel-gazing" as a flimsy "concept", but commended the album for "nail[ing] confused introspection in a genre famous for willful misrepresentation of self".

Because the Western origins of messianic terms and concepts give discussions of messianism an almost unavoidable Judeo-Christian slant, sociologists and anthropologists prefer more neutral terminology nativistic, renewal, or revitalization movements and crisis cults.