Sentence examples for concept of storing from inspiring English sources

The concept of storing cars in mechanical facilities is nearly as old as the car itself.

A unique concept of storing solar energy thermochemically was investigated at the Australia National University (ANU) theoretically and experimentally.

The Gentoo Linux distribution popularised the concept of storing readily executable commands for downloading and installing packages in a public code repository (https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Science/Overlay).

In fact many were uncomfortable with the concept of storing data in commercial clouds due to the possibility of loss of service or data, the difficulty of interpreting agreements with providers at an individual level and data protection issues.

The concept of storing radioactive waste in geological formations calls for large quantities of concrete that will be in contact with the clay material of the engineered barriers as well as with the geological formation.

The intent of the receiver is to be used as a part of a sensible thermal energy storage system for concentrated solar power plants based upon the concept of storing solar heat in sand particles for a later discharge through a specific sand-steam heat exchanger.

During her US appearance on Monday night, she road-tested the word "awesome", tried to get her head around the concept of "store-bought dough" and successfully dodged pronouncing rugelach, the "traditional Jewish pastry", as the show put it for the benefit of its middle-American audience, all of which was awkward rather than comic but good TV nonetheless.

The Sautrāntika theory of seeds is the precursor of two extremely important concepts of later Mahāyāna Buddhist thought, namely, the Yogācāra's concepts of "store consciousness" (ālayavijñāna) and of Buddha-nature (tathāgatagarbha) (Cox 1995, 94-95; Gethin 1998, 222).

This Wednesday, Paris was abuzz with the news: Colette, Paris's high-fashion temple, the store that created the concept of concept stores, plans to close its doors this December.

To validate our algorithm, we build on the concept of the stored channel: a channel profile is recorded during a measurement campaign, and the stored profile is fed back into the receiver simulation.

Another breakthrough was the concept of the stored-program computer, usually credited to the Hungarian-American mathematician John von Neumann.