Sentence examples for use of a concept from inspiring English sources

Ira Kalb, a marketing professor at the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business, said the ads make use of a concept he calls the "elephant's trunk".

Through the use of a concept known as precoding, which essentially equalizes the channel at the transmitter end rather than at the receiver end, the upstream data rate was increased to above 40 Kbps.

Problem Statement: The use of a concept like learning in policy documents for Higher Education is said to serve instrumental goals (Biesta, 2010).

In Kant's derivative epistemological sense, a deduction is an argument that aims to justify the use of a concept, one that demonstrates that the concept correctly applies to objects.

It was obvious I had to make use of a concept that had been around for quite a while, the one of a recruitment agency, and I set up 2KB, Recruitment for Life Sciences in 2000.

A handy tool in the search for precise definitions is the specification of necessary and/or sufficient conditions for the application of a term, the use of a concept, or the occurrence of some phenomenon or event.

But even firm definitions can only constrain the uses of a concept.

Sarkar and Margules describe the use of a relative concept of biodiversity based on complementarity as "philosophically uncharted territory".

In making sense of these ideas, the usual way to proceed has been to make use of a rich concept of biological function, in which the function of an entity derives from a history of natural selection.

To lay over this theoretical approach on a practical basis, we make use of a reference concept to distinguish emotional modes with respect to another emotional category.

To our knowledge this is the first study of its kind, reporting data on the use of a new concept of internal fixation in long bones, which allows increasing fixation stiffness during the course of healing without additional surgery.