Sentence examples for standard concept of from inspiring English sources
Well, "The Dark Mirror" is a team play as well, with the head coach being Hans Zender, the German composer and conductor who took the voice-and-piano original of "Winterreise" and made "Schubert's 'Winterreise'," a "composed interpretation" for tenor and small orchestra that transcends any standard concept of transcription or arrangement.
Therefore, we propose a depiction of chemical patterns based on the common standard concept of structure diagrams.
We will work with the standard concept of subgame perfect equilibrium and a natural extension of it, named bettor-strong subgame perfect equilibrium.
We extend the standard concept of static benefit incidence to dynamic benefit incidence the relationship between program benefits and changes in household expenditures.
Those who defend the standard concept of moral status seek a theory to underwrite its range and threshold features; those who attack it argue that no plausible moral theory could do so.
The standard concept of a "dataset" is a tabular array, where each row corresponds to an object in the dataset and every column corresponds to a variable (or factor) measured on each object.
In this analysis, we will make use of the standard concepts of certainty equivalent and Arrow-Pratt approximation of the risk premium.
The required image processing functions involved with "standard concepts of exposure control" are, for example, iris control, sensor integration time and gain control.
Unless they are explicitly pointed out and debunked, they will persist, coexisting with standard concepts of evolution that may be learned in the classroom.
Accumulations of pedogenic gypsum influence water-holding capacity, nutrient and water availability for plants, root growth, and the standard concepts of soil texture and rupture resistance.
Both properties rely on the existence of contractive invariant sets described by Hölder p-norms, 1≤p≤∞, and imply the standard concepts of "exponential stability" and "exponential stabilizability", respectively (whereas the counter-parts are, in general, not true).
