Sentence examples for basic concept of a from inspiring English sources
Call me old-fashioned, but I still believe in the basic concept of a trial.
Over the years, Mr. Sharon has outlined a basic concept of a peace deal, but it is a far cry from what the Palestinians were discussing with his predescessor.
The book and the idea of allowing the public to select the encores from a ballot on the Carnegie Hall Web site represented the series' endeavor to do something different with the basic concept of a song recital.
The initial studies of a space elevator outlined the basic concept of a cable strung between Earth and space but concluded that no material available at the time had the required properties to feasibly construct such a cable.
This paper shows a basic concept of a near future boiling water reactor (BWR) aiming at evolutional safety and cost savings with minimum change from the current advanced BWR (ABWR).
He then took the basic concept of A Cook's Tour Bourdain providing a humourous guide to a locale with a focus on local cuisine and offbeat cultural features and developed it into an hour-long cable program, Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations (2005 12).
As typically proposed, such a system would tax individuals based on their wages at a single rate, thereby retaining the basic concept of an income tax, while imposing what amounts to a single-rate value-added tax on businesses.
The failures in Dallas and Los Angeles, in the end, have less to do with too much creative freedom, the quality of the buildings and the master plan, or even the basic concept of an arts district, than with scale and context.
The basic concept of an innovative advanced marine reactor with a passive safety system, MRX (Marine Reactor X) has been established for the primary application to ship propulsion.
Fig. 1 Basic concept of an estimated subscriber trajectory based on a sequence of events captured in a cellular mobile network.
Neither a remake nor a sequel to the franchise's original five films, "Planet of the Apes" takes the basic concept of an astronaut crashing on a world run by apes and runs with it.
