Sentence examples for concept is totally from inspiring English sources

The experimental concept is totally new since (i) SMOSREX combines land surface atmosphere observations, passive microwave measurements and VIS to NIR remote sensing, (ii) SMOSREX is based on highly accurate L-band measurements carried out by a radiometer specifically designed for the experiment, and (iii) SMOSREX provides a unique continuous data set of L-band measurements over several years.

This concept is totally consistent with the discoveries of AHFV in Saudi Arabia and now in southeastern Egypt.

As the concept "was totally new", early levels had to be remade "over and over".

People keep talking to you about the "real world" now that you're no longer a student (and your tongue has bled from all the time you bit it and didn't try to explain that this concept was totally arbitrary), and that apparently means two things: you have to get a "real place to live" and you have to start tucking your shirt into your trousers, for some reason.

People keep talking to you about the "real world" now that you're no longer a student (and your tongue has bled from all the time you bit it and didn't try to explain that this concept was totally arbitrary), and that apparently means two things: you have to get a "real place to live" and you have to start tucking your shirt into your trousers, for some reason.

People keep talking to you about the "real world," now that you're no longer a student (and your tongue has bled from all the time you bit it and didn't try to explain that this concept was totally arbitrary), and that apparently means two things: You have to get a "real place to live," and you have to start tucking your shirt into your pants, for some reason.

"It's easy for governments to dismiss human rights and say this is a western concept: but everything is totally different when you are there with people from the region – it really weakens the counter-argument," he says.

Approximately two hours, and about six pages of the New Testament later, I realised that if – like me – you're a sulky, self-absorbed teen who's been brought up by the internet, the concept of reflection is totally alien and horrible.

The concept of time is totally abstract for young children and using time creates doubt and uncertainty while activating mental turmoil: The child continually wonders when the channel to you might actually be opened super-charges the child mind, but a timer cleans this up wonderfully.

(9) The concept is brilliant, totally unobvious, and the whole thing is realised, for no apparent reason, in a fantastic pastiche of "yoofspeak".

Still, the concept is not totally bulletproof yet.