Sentence examples for two related concepts from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Gates grasped and deployed two related concepts on a scale no one ever had in the past: the power of network effects and the value of establishing a technology platform.

We designed an interdisciplinary research program in order to test two related concepts: the "sustainability" and the "multi-functionality" of agriculture.

These inquiries recognized two related concepts: the rise of the 3-4 defense and the Jets' role in shaping its future, away from the standard alignment to a more flexible hybrid using similar personnel.

These two related concepts apply to almost every product and are well known by large corporations; but among entrepreneurs, who face greater consumer inertia and for whom the ideas are even more important, there tends to be little study of behavioral marketing principles.

The political economist, then, might adopt two related concepts.

As parents tended to confuse oral health maintenance and prevention, these two related concepts were separated into two items.

Urban intensity, in this paper, is measured by four related concepts: compactness, diversity, density, and connectivity.

In this paper we study the connections between three related concepts which have appeared in the fuzzy literature: fuzzy intervals, fuzzy numbers and fuzzy interval numbers (FIN's).

For the purposes of this study, we may conclude that there are three related concepts, health for all, health promotion and new public health that have a lot in common in their critique of the hospital focused and biomedically oriented health policy paradigms.

We also briefly review several other applications present in the relevant literature, and introduce and illustrate two related modeling concepts: topic smoothing and topic pruning.

These results show that diametric differences in therapeutic efficiency of two related therapeutic concepts are likely to exist between conventional 2D cell culture and more sophisticated organotypic 3D models.