Sentence examples for usage of the concept from inspiring English sources

In an essay published in March, in the journal Le Tigre, Patrick Marcolini, a professor of philosophy at Nice University, identifies it as a burning style, one that "burns like ice," in the words of Baudelaire; the recurring usage of the concept of the spectacle as it was elaborated by Guy Debord; and a beautiful and sober presentation, which contrasted with the radicality of the texts.

There is a weak relationship between usage of the concept social engineering in the definition and the year of publication (r(105) =.23, p =.015).

He says that "the fluctuation in the common usage of the concept of consequence would—in part at least be quite naturally reflected in such a compulsory situation" of relativity (Tarski 1983c, p. 420).

Assuming that semantic computational chemistry becomes widespread, the dictionaries will act as a catalyst to those communities to add more terms and to revise the precise usage of the concepts.

This study analyses the usages of the concept of avoidable mortality as applied in studies on migrants in Europe.

However, in both approaches, the usage of this concept is limited to the project under analysis and there are no guidelines clearly indicated by the authors about how to reuse this knowledge in other projects.

The temporal profiles of hoxb4a activity differed between nuclei illustrating a neuronal pleiotropism and extending usage of this concept from the formation of macro-structures to a finite hindbrain compartment.

178 – 193 Emerald Qualitative M/firm 9 Corporate Social Responsibility in Ghana Kwesi Amponsah-Tawiah and Kwasi Dartey-Baah Study seeks to examine the usage of the CSR concept in Ghana particularly in the mining industry.

Simultaneously, numerous researchers have noted the variation in usage of the associated concepts (Garriga and Mele 2004) as well as the identification of the concrete actions which should be considered (Dahlsrud, 2008).

Part I (pages 1-3): This is the so-called "Bathroom Bill" and makes up only the first Part of the five Parts of House Bill 2. It regulates bathroom usage around the concept of "biological sex" which it defines as "[t]he physical condition of being male or female, which is stated on a persons's birth certificate".

Perry's demand for an apology on the basis that the word rape should never be used as a metaphor – even if that usage upholds the concept of rape as an enormously bad thing – is absurd.