undefined concept造句

• :: : : Since when the vague and undefined concept of being " universally accepted " is a criteria in Wikipedia.
• If anything, Woods proves that " diversity " is a gaseous, undefined concept that fixates on race in the name of combating racism.
• In fact, he is said to be " the first & to get all the ideas concerning defined and undefined concepts completely straight ".
• Geometry may treat " things ", about which we have powerful intuitions, but it is not necessary to assign any explicit meaning to the undefined concepts.
• However they also feel that the ECJ approach may be easier to apply in practice than the more nebulous and undefined concepts of detriment and unfair advantage, and so if realised properly the ECJ could be an advantage to trademark holders.
• Hilbert first enumerates the undefined concepts : point, line, plane, lying on ( a relation between points and lines, points and planes, and lines and planes ), betweenness, congruence of pairs of points ( line segments ), and plane geometry and solid geometry of Euclid in a single system.
• This interpretation is vigorously contested by Japanese peace groups and the political left . In the past, these groups have tended to argue that the trials hold some validity, either under the Geneva Convention ( even though Japan hadn't signed it ), or under an undefined concept of international law or consensus.
• The defense challenged the indictment, arguing that crimes against peace, and more specifically, the undefined concepts of conspiracy and aggressive war, had yet to be established as crimes in international law; in effect, the IMTFE was contradicting accepted legal procedure by trying the defendants retroactively for violating laws which had not existed when the alleged crimes had been committed.