Sentence examples for wave concerns from inspiring English sources

The second wave concerns the analysis and sociological deconstruction of the distinction between science and society.

The second wave concerns geometric proofs by Enss [138], Simon [583], Agmon [5], Gårding [182] and Sigal [554].

The first wave concerns the period in which scientific expertise was seen as authoritative and not accessible to non-experts (and therefore esoteric), demanding a 'top-down approach' to its policies.

Lack of empirical data related to the occurrence of waves concerns the associated flock density, flock size, location of attack (back, front, top or bottom of the flock), the kind of attack (dive or flight pursuit), cue identification time and behavioural aspects of changing orientation during escape manoeuvres.

But he added that the lists had stirred a fresh wave of concerns among officials.

Knowing that asbestos was harmful and could kill people, do governments wave away concerns on the basis that a "free market" will sort it all out?

With the festival so close, Ms. Corbin said last-minute cancellations were her only stress factor, although this year's unusually strong and long Texas heat wave also concerns her.

Charities have been hit by a wave of concerns about what they do and why, and charity leaders must consider their responses carefully.

Beverly's stock, which topped $12 a year ago before a fresh wave of concerns over reimbursement levels, is now trading at $7.30.

Problems with hospice care reflect a growing wave of concern about scams that abuse or bilk the elderly.

Jackson had done this, he said, not out of any clinical concern but rather at Trump's behest, perhaps because the White House was looking to quell the recent wave of concern about the President's mental fitness.