Sentence examples for concept as opposed from inspiring English sources

The Audi is still a concept, as opposed to the Koenigsegg, which is ready for delivery.

The thing about the "glamping" concept, as opposed to conventional camping, is that it's supposed to be luxurious.

When you get the scale, though, you're mostly painting a picture for a lot of people for whom you're just a concept, as opposed to a friend.

And the complexity of the "CDO-squared" has been widely condemned.But even now it is hard to find fault with the concept, as opposed to the practical application, of many of the most demonised products.

LONDON — For much of the new Young Vic production of "Three Sisters," the second of two productions from major Australian directors to open in London in a single week, it felt like I was watching an overweening concept as opposed to Chekhov's actual play.

The accompanied large increase in productivity is a further cornerstone in making micro-process technology a competitive concept as opposed to the economics of scale, practised since decades in production chemistry aiming at increasing the vessel size more and more.

One of them, Richard Stallman, founded the Free Software Foundation in 1983 and developed the concept of "copyleft" (as opposed to copyright), which he codified in a licence that now comes with most open-source software.

These facts together define the concept of many weak binding sites working in concert, as opposed to the concept of a small number of strong sites controlling everything.

Rob Williams, War Child chief executive, said the current international system was not fit for purpose as it was built on the concept of world wars, as opposed to internal conflicts.

For the Concept C, Volkswagen downsized the engine to a 2.0-liter, 150-hp powerplant from the 3.2-liter, 265-hp V-6 of the Concept R. The Concept R, as opposed to the Concept C, was a rear-drive two-seater.

These logical relations often are thought of as holding between concepts, as opposed to whole propositions.