Sentence examples for varied concepts from inspiring English sources

The widely varied concepts and practices in Japanese garden design have been affected by changes in sacred beliefs, in political and social organization and in technology over more than 15 centuries in Japan.

The varied concepts and models and tools used to define stress (e.g., negative life events, perceived stress, subjective feelings of anxiety, daily hassles) and depression (e.g., thought patterns, symptoms of depression), contributes to the lack of clarity about the association between psychosocial characteristics factors and preterm birth.

And probably no place on earth has a firmer gut-level grasp of how varied a concept "Asia" actually is.

For this year's presentation, on Wednesday evening at Avery Fisher Hall, Mr. Schickele varied the concept a bit, splitting the program with himself, so to speak.

The degree to which a particular property is perceived by one or (indirectly) by multiple sensory modalities may vary across concepts.

In doing so, the curriculum must provide sufficient number of cases to allow students to work with the key concepts in several varied contexts within a discipline (National Research Council 2000).

Aetiological concepts varied a great deal within each setting, and attributed causes varied from supernatural to psychosocial and natural.

In summary, the results of our study demonstrate substantial differences between patients' and parental illness-related perceptions, whereas subjective illness concepts varied independently of diagnosis.

While exact definitions vary, the concept is that the total energy a building consumes annually is equal to or less than the amount of energy it creates.

Several studies in Turkey addressed the concept of 'euthanasia', although what respondents meant by this concept varied.

Until recently, the overall design of a device running the Palm operating system has varied little in concept from the original PalmPilots.