Sentence examples for concept capture from inspiring English sources

It's important to note that while Google and their Glass concept capture a lot of headlines (and rightfully so), Metaio have still been quietly trailblazing AR advancements for almost a decade.

"The Ford Airstream concept captures the sense of optimism and adventure conveyed in American aircraft, spacecraft and the streamlined shape of Airstream trailers," Mr. Mays said.

That same concept — capturing a moment before American life was forever altered — was behind Newsweek's cover, which depicts a jet soaring across a cloudless blue sky.

We report a study examining whether the co-evolution concept captures the creativity arising in collaborative, team-based design practice.

Sustainability as a normative concept captures basic ideas of intergenerational justice when human well-being depends on natural capital and services.

A 1-D dynamic calcium looping model was applied to a large scale calcium looping concept capturing CO2 from a 250 MWt power plant.

This transformative concept captures the advantages of recently developed membraneless and catalyst-free fuel cell architectures paired with the enhanced interfacial contact area enabled by nanofluidics.

The concept captures exactly what China's leadership has been doing since 2013, particularly with President Xi Jinping's vision of Chinese dream and his One Belt, One Road Initiative.

Neighbourhood planning is a rich concept capturing a number of debates which have been at the heart of city planning and urban governance issues over the past 100 years.

At its best, the concept captures the swings between passivity and passion, time-passing and piss-taking that constitute the viewing experience: many will empathise, for example, with the participants' startled reaction at discovering that a couple who seemed to be mother and son in BBC3's People Like Us were actually lovers.

Sergey: The mass affluent concept captures where luxury is going.