Sentence examples for the relevant concept from inspiring English sources

The relevant concept here is not grammar but style.

But, if we want to look at the purpose of universities in truly economic, rather than accounting terms, the relevant concept is one elaborated in a recent book by the economist, John Kay: the notion of obliquity.

Still others see content as determined by the inferences that feature the relevant concept.

So, belief rather than knowledge is the relevant concept to characterize context.

Finally, students are sorted on the x-axis according to how early they first used the relevant concept.

This difference can remain even when subjects are first screened to make sure that they have at least minimal competence with the relevant concept (say, of knowledge).

Unfortunately, Levy can be uneven when it comes to explaining the relevant concepts.

Perhaps, though, it's hard to understand how experiences could be physical only because we lack the relevant concepts.

Gary Gutting has argued in The Stone —here and here — that scientific significance should be assessed in tandem with those who are familiar with the history and role of the relevant concepts — often humanists.

The TDL implements the relevant concepts for reinforced learning.

During this step the relevant concepts need to be identified.