Sentence examples for the associated concept from inspiring English sources

But he wasn't to know what would happen when the focus on the individual led to an overzealous imposition on the associated concept of privacy in NHS hospitals.

Each EVP explicitly semantically grounds the associated concept in the agent's perception, and can thus be used as a test to determine the validity of knowledge of that concept during diagnosis.

Much of the disagreement is probably masked by the fact that there is agreement on some examples, so 'tiger' (or the associated concept or universal) is a sortal and 'water' is not.

Thomasson herself defends the stronger claim that O2 is analytic, on account of the fact that these application conditions enter into the content of 'statue' and the associated concept.

And a proof of the emptiness of the associated concept of a Thornian time machine would take the form of showing that the assertion is false independently of the details of the laws of physics, as long as they take the form of local conditions on Tab and gab.

This "anaplerotic stress" model of T2DM, and the associated concept of anaplerosis/cataplerosis balance in diabetes [70] remain to be rigorously tested.

The gender roles of men and women, as well as societies' conceptions of the associated concepts, are frequent themes in Achebe's writing.

A short introduction explains the associated concepts, applications, formats and approaches and familiarizes the reader with the terminology.

An implemented prototype tool incorporating the proposed approach and the use of an example XML-based representation of chemical models was used to illustrate the associated concepts.

The following two sections develop typologies for OC forward (Sect. 6) and backward distribution (Sect. 7) and analyze the associated concepts.

Bird and Frey discuss [8] the importance of curation for chemical information, together with the associated concepts of preservation, discovery, access, and provenance.