Sentence examples for concept of applied from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Jobs, Franklin enjoyed the concept of applied creativity — taking clever ideas and smart designs and applying them to useful devices.

From Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant and Roger Fry, they had the concept of applied art, so that there needed to be no distinction between high art, design, philosophy, poetry, tablecloths: that living a complete life meant bringing creative intellect to everything.

But the concept of applying a styling theme to areas not always in the customer's view was beginning to catch on.

I have felt, for example, that some academic physicians on the surface embrace the concept of applying social sciences to medicine, but are unable to accept non-positivist ways of understanding the world and dismiss it as insufficiently rigorous.

The Swedish detective is perhaps too boldly outlined in the opening episodes – her difference highlighted too quickly by writers wanting to make it clear she is not like everyone else: she changes her T-shirt in the middle of the office; makes late-night phonecalls without a thought; can't understand the concept of applying a rule sympathetically and sensibly.

The concept of applying JEER to PBHFA is shown in Figure 7.

Indeed, the concept of applying ANN as an analytical tool in analytics is not new (Marini [2009]).

Moreover, the concept of applying the attenuation update only within the hardware mask cannot readily be translated to sinogram space.

We have also explored the concept of applying a second-stage processing model for orientation detection of tilt in broader range of Tilt Illusions such as Bulge patterns.

He is enthusiastic about the concept of applying evolutionary principles to cohort data such as that generated over nearly six decades in the FHS.

Instagram took concept of applying artsy filters (the app has 16 of them), and combined it with a strong social element to become the mobile photo sharing service to beat.