Sentence examples for concept which were from inspiring English sources

Presumably he had some cleverer, funnier ideas for the original high concept which were over-written by hacks.

Covering a range to 1300 °C in normal operations and 1600 °C in accidents, with burnups up to 13% FIMA and fast fluences to 8 × 1025 m−2 (E > 16 fJ), the results exceed the design limits on manufacturing and operational requirements for the German HTR Modul concept, which were: <6.5 × 10−5 for manufacturing; <2 × 10−4 for normal operating conditions; and <5 × 10−4 for accident conditions.

"He got caught in a bad concept — which is the hotel-condo concept," he says.

The concept, which is up for industry comment until May 23, may seem fine.

Mitchell approved the concept, which was dubbed veega, for "Venus Earth Earth Gravity Assist".

Brashares writes engagingly and perceptively about teen life, under cover of this concept, which is so pertinent to adolescent existence.

That concept, which is based on an assumption rather than statistically demonstrated, has been relied upon for years.

A. We're big on what we call the whole-brain concept, which is simply trying to eliminate silos.

The Italian Futurists never really exploited the full possibilities of this concept, which was taken much further in Russia.

It dates to the 1932 Chrysler Trifon concept, which was the forebear to the landmark 1934 Chrysler Airflow.

The very concept, which is at the basis of the aesthetics of cinema, is, like any powerful concept, easy to distort and misapply.