The website they created for artist/fashion designer Item Idem is like a fake e-commerce site showing various conceptual items that users can add to a concept cart, to create a "conceptual investment".
Users browse the site and, if they like an item, can add it to their "Concept Cart," then when they head to "Check Out" they'll be able to download or email themselves a PDF bill of sale representing their "conceptual investment".
The Volt, whose small gas engine does not drive the wheels but keeps the 16 kilowatt-hour lithium-ion battery pack charged, will look nothing like the concept car that G.M. carted around to auto shows for years.
Back in April, the Chinese electronics company best known for its TVs and smartphone (once named LeTV, if that rings more bells) carted out its self-driving concept car during a big phone unveil in Beijing.
The cart concept would work well, he believed, because it would be reminiscent of familiar styles of eating, like dim sum, but feature new foods.
I have to say, the North Koreans were onto something with the amphibious golf cart concept.
We conclude that the CART regionalization concept is particularly suitable for implementation in sparsely gauged and topographically complex environments where a proximity-based regionalization concept is not applicable.
Motorama exhibitions, in case you never heard of them, were the predecessors to today's multibrand auto extravaganzas, with GM carting its concept cars to major American cities to generate buzz as well as showing off other futuristic products like videophones and microwave ovens.
It is clear that the working concept of pathophysiology prior to cART, which was driven by inflammation, encephalitis, and neurodegeneration, needs to be replaced.
In this proof-of-concept testing using CSC-targeted CART cells to treat cancer, PDX may be a feasible animal model to test the effectiveness of CART cells specifically eradicating CSCs, providing predictive data to establish the anti-tumor activity of CSC-targeted CART cells in clinical cancer treatment.
The result was the Mercedes-Benz Vision golf cart, a futuristic-looking concept that looks less like a golf cart than it does a Renault Twizy.
