core concept

collocation in English

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core
adjective
uk /kɔːr/ us /kɔːr/
most important or ...
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concept
noun[C]
uk /ˈkɒn.sept/ us /ˈkɑːn.sept/
a principle ...
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Examples of core concept

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The coreconcept that is used repeatedly in this article is that of dimensional identity.
The question is, what does the relevant coreconcept of transitivity consist of?
The other meanings are regarded as arguments surrounding the coreconcept.
As for linear order in phonology, it is indisputable that phonology (in contrast to syntax) needs linear order as a coreconcept.
But is it the motor behavior or the exploratory sensory contingencies that are the coreconcept?
I suggest that we regard these elaborations as peripheral to the coreconcept.
The relationship between the coreconcept or terms and the entities should be understood as something short of formal identity.
However, the coreconcept terms which are basic, common or neutral in of a particular variety in the level of usage is register.
However, it is possible to define the coreconcept of omniscience in logical rather than psychological terms.
Individual autonomy is the coreconcept of a liberal society, in which personal choice and interpersonal competition are two sides of the same coin.
However, the stronger coreconcept better clarifies the logic of multicameralism, even if it is restricted to specific configurations of actors' preferences.
The coreconcept in this work is paradeigma, a term meaning a social norm or usage to be followed by the population.
The coreconcept of constraint programming is to explicitly reason about the set of possible values of each variable.
This assembly strategy can then be further pushed towards a customer-oriented philosophy which will be the coreconcept for the next manufacturing generation.
Indeed, it is far from obvious that there is a coreconcept of teamwork shared among the disciplines involved.
The coreconcept of self-organization, for example, involves the emergence (and maintenance) of order, out of an origin that is ordered to a lesser degree.
Humor is not a coreconcept f or nursing, palliative care, or f or health care at the theoretical level.
Chosen mobility is the coreconcept in this article, as it can be considered to be the same as patient choice.
Abstraction is the coreconcept of abstract interpretation.
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