By The New Yorker June 16, 2010 Laurie Anderson, America's premier conceptual-art/pop-music philosopher-monologuist, has not released a record for almost a decade, but in the last three years or so she began to assemble a new concept album, "Homeland" (Nonesuch), about the precarious state of the Western world.
Technology MacGyver Will Powell assembled a working concept of the product from a list of consumer electronics, and demonstrated it in a video of himself in conversation with his sister.
We used the concept profile text-mining technique.[44] In this method all concepts (e.g. proteins, diseases, chemicals, GO terms) that are associated with a given protein identifier in MedLine abstracts are assembled into a concept profile.
These concepts were presented to the focus group participants, who were then asked to assemble a new definition for CAM and IHC.
Then you assemble a recipe.
The Belmont was drivable, and Mr. Rosenbusch, who is assembling a database of Chrysler concepts, said that after it was retired from the show circuit, Virgil Exner, Chrysler's design chief at the time, took possession of the car.
Mr. Cray founded SRC Computers in July 1996 and assembled a team to put his concept of reconfigurable hardware into practice.
The concept of assembling a wardrobe for fall, let alone winter, in such conditions seemed light-years away, and yet still I was inexorably drawn to a neoprene-coated black jacket with another gold zipper, this one off-center, and an enormous, enveloping shearling collar.
