relevant concept

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This filter mechanism is achieved in our approach by defining the relevant concepts and roles needed to describe solutions to a configuration problem.
Only the relevant concepts have been included, together with their degrees of membership.
All relevant concepts are included, irrespective of whether they refer to a concrete entity, a set, a process or a more abstract item.
When questions like these are brought to the courts, judges can apply the relevant concepts quite objectively despite their vagueness.
This framework synthesizers relevant concepts from studies of learning in public policy and studies of organizational learning.
Based on the correlation factors, index terms are linked to relevant concepts from the ontology with a blind relationship.
The aim of the work in self-organization is to be able to use the relevant concepts and techniques in engineering systems exhibiting emergence.
Again, only the relevant concepts have been included together with their degrees of membership.
Non-hierarchical network relations as well as superiority and subordination and dependency are both relevant concepts in this context.
This study applies the concept of learning arrangements and constraints in the context of public policy by incorporating additional relevant concepts from the policy literature.
I fail to see why a suggestion to broaden a framework for research incorporating relevant concepts from related research areas constitutes an "attack".
We start by introducing the most relevant concepts and definitions.
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