Being next to a tacky aquarium and a low-concept permanent Salvador Dali exhibition somehow located Saatchi in circus culture.
"DUKE, WHERE'S THE CAVALRY?" -- John Ford pitches John Wayne on this 1952 project, which is variously described as a low-concept "High Noon" (Photoplay) and a high-concept "Low Noon" (Redbook).
Seven world-premiere models are being shown here, most of them pedestrian except for a low, sleek concept "sports brake" that revives a historic brand nameplate, the Monza.
A low carbon concept for manufacturing masonry units using RG-FA geopolymers was explored by applying low curing temperature of 50 °C and a low curing period of just 3 7 days.
However, the expert panel commented that addiction presents itself as a primitive concept in scientific terms, i.e. it has low concept validity.
I asked Francesco Billari of Bocconi University in Milan, an author of the 2002 study that introduced the "lowest low" concept, to account for this.
Together, they've crafted a pair of barebones bangers for Jack Dixon's White Asega label under the moniker Low Concept.
Entertainment Weekly was not impressed with the video and commented that, "[f]orget about low concept, we're talking no concept!
In addition to low concept frequencies, unusual expressions also lead to misclassifications.
In an intervention study, Ames ([1990]), however, found that students who had a low self-concept of their abilities were able to persist in their reading tasks with the use of learning strategies, high motivation, and positive attitudes toward reading.
