Is there a clear concept?
"It's a very clear concept," he said.
In biological systems that undergo processes such as differentiation, a clear concept of progression exists.
"The phrase 'reasonably foreseeable' is a clear concept in negligence liability," she said.
To understand this distinction it is necessary to have a clear concept of reduction.
"I didn't have a clear concept of the album, although Tom told me it deals with communication.
In the process, a clear concept of a Runshaw culture emerged, defining what was expected of staff and students.
That's the trouble here: there is not enough fashion with a clear concept and image of how we live today.
I had a very clear concept of what I wanted to do, based on how I heard the structure of the music.
But the court acted in the service not of a tyranny but of a totalitarian state — in accordance with a warped but clear concept of law.
However, in their own way, each collection has a clear concept behind it, and this is key when it comes to successful designer collaborations.
