Sentence examples for concept apart from inspiring English sources

The new mobile phone concept apart from harnessing clean energy from sugary drinks like Coke or Pepsi, which generates water and oxygen, also works about four times longer than contemporary lithium batteries on a single charge.

Because PGAD is relatively rare and, as its own concept apart from clitoral priapism, has only been researched since 2001, there is little research into what may cure or remedy the disorder.

Cantor's philosophy on the nature of numbers led him to affirm a belief in the freedom of mathematics to posit and prove concepts apart from the realm of physical phenomena, as expressions within an internal reality.

But when the designer moved into evening wear, the concept fell apart.

The Stepkids has the cohesive feel of a concept album – apart from anything else it is topped and tailed by an Intro and an Outro.

The funeral homes reacted to the crisis consistently by retaining the traditional service concept and, apart from the coffin, excluding peripheral components.

The original concept came apart early.

Rawls (1993, 1995) offers an account of how the two concepts come apart.

Levine (1993) gives this an epistemological interpretation; Chalmers (1996) seems to suggest that the epistemic possibility of two concepts coming apart implies that there is a metaphysical possibility of the two properties coming apart.

"We call them serviced apartments, apart hotels or apartment suites; in the United States, where the concept began, they're called all-suite hotels or extended-stay hotels".

It's very, very unusual to have any concept of music apart from a dance practice — the separation of music and dance is very late and highly unusual".