Sentence examples for concept instead of from inspiring English sources

Light blue panels and petal-shaped white fabric canopies mark high-technology work areas, which are based on a circular concept instead of the standard cubicle.

Saville had come up with a formative concept: instead of being the first industrial city, he had told his clients, Manchester should think of itself as "the original modern city".

Still, unlike, say, Mr. Rudnick's "Jeffrey," on which he memorably teamed with Mr. Ashley a decade ago, "Valhalla" is built on jokes driven by a fixed concept instead of fluid character.

The new site, intended for ages 6 to 12, works on a similar concept; instead of penguins, you create your own car, drive around and chat with other cars (users).

For this reason, it makes sense to consider a constraint based on a stochastic concept instead of the power constant.

Second, a fuzzy travel cost function is established based on the possibility concept instead of precise calculation of traffic volumes.

Based on this approach, the architecture proposed in this paper uses programming concepts instead of protocol concepts and conceals protocol complexity by easily manipulated components.

One could also use a simple taxonomy of concepts instead of a complete OWL ontology as we have done in the examples here.

It asks the courts to reject lawsuits based on patents for vague concepts instead of specific applications because they rack up costs and retard innovation.

Our results bring about a more unified approach to the presentation of coupled coincidence and coupled common fixed point theorems because of the use of graph theoretical concepts instead of a partial order.

Instead, the new standards require students to develop and demonstrate stronger mastery of core subject matter, to understand concepts instead of filling in bubbles, to think critically and to problem-solve.