Sentence examples for concept built from inspiring English sources

Hummer showed its H3T pickup concept, built on the architecture of the Chevrolet Colorado pickup.

"You're really looking for the triumvirate: it has to be retro, strange-looking and also have a concept built into it".

He said he envisioned a village concept built around the five-acre expanse of lawn that encourages an orientation toward the Sound.

At one fell swoop, thought the high-ups, all their troubles would be solved.But Deepwater was an unwieldy concept built round an unwieldy buzzword.

There, he directed the Bertone Mantide, a concept built on a Corvette ZR1 chassis, to show what the design house could do.

Scientists maintain that the unique body design of Darwinopterus is evidence for modular evolution, a concept built around the idea that natural selection can focus on certain groups of related physical structures, such as those that occur in the head and neck, while neglecting or acting more slowly on other groups of structures.

"One concept builds on the next.

The shared-value concept builds on those ideas, but it emphasizes profit-making not just as a possibility but as a priority.

This Web game has a great concept: build a team, train players and then direct them through games by calling plays to exploit the situation.

The concept builds on time-tested procedures that have been used to keep airlines flying and industrial firms going even as their capital structures were being reorganised.

But now comes a new player with a different concept: build the tower, but on a smaller, simpler scale, and skip the storage in favor of using using biogas or natural gas to power the system after dark.