Sentence examples for concept designed to from inspiring English sources

It's a pseudo-medical concept designed to sell you things.

The European Union was a political concept, designed to tame a bellicose Germany.

But Watson's Jeopardy victory was only ever intended as a proof of concept, designed to get the artificially intelligent computer system in the mind of the public.

Then, as now, the opposition did its best to tie an anchor to the floating of a new concept designed to benefit our society.

His principle of continuity, a concept designed to add generality to synthetic geometry (limited to geometric arguments), led to the introduction of imaginary points (see complex numbers) and the development of algebraic geometry.

Challenged by a radio interviewer to say whether the new concept (designed to deal with crimes like genocide or ethnic cleansing) could also apply to natural disasters, he replied: "It certainly could, and we have been absolutely clear...that all instruments of the UN should be available".

The Oxley proposals, which the congressman referred to as a "road map of goals and concepts" designed to elicit comments and debate, represent a middle way in comparison with plans already on the table.

Drawing on neuroscience and experimental psychology to overturn the assumption that emotions are innate and universal, this book describes them as "goal-based concepts" designed to help us categorize experience.

A number of new concepts, designed to create wealth without relying on Wall Street are materializing.

* Christian concepts designed to encourage recovery will be thought in a gentle and encouraging manner emphasizing God's life-changing Love and Power.

This article outlines concepts designed to maintain hemoglobin concentration, to optimize hemostasis, and to minimize blood loss in ICUs.