Ms. Fay drives the concept home by pairing portraits of the elderly with their earliest childhood photographs.
The "concept home," designed as a model to show, was bought for $2 million this spring, said Ed Tomback, Woodmont's sales director.
Every year, in conjunction with a big trade show, the magazine Builder creates something it calls its "concept home".
Korea's Japanese occupiers, who placed a high premium on hygiene, took the concept home with them and popularized the jjimjilbang there in the early twentieth century, when most homes lacked private bathrooms.
In New York City, co-op owners face additional hurdles because they are borrowing against shares in a corporation instead of square footage -- a concept home equity telemarketers from the Midwest or South may not understand, or want to deal with.
Knowing what a fraction represents is one thing, the authors say, but repeatedly seeing and manipulating all those fractions by slicing and cloning drives the concept home once and for all.
She realized battlefield medicine did not mean the same thing for insurgents as for conventional armies; or that the concept "home front" could be quite meaningless in places where battle rages just outside the door.
Based on this concept, home ranges of animals estimated from location data are commonly used to infer habitat relationships.
The student-level variables (i.e., students' reading attitude, motivation, and self-concept, home SES, and peer bullying) and school-level variables (i.e., school SES, school bullying, and school safety and order) centered about their grand means, which were then entered into the regression model.
She decided to bring this concept home to Geneva, IL, a Chicago suburb.
Is it good that nothing changed up here, that time moves slow like jelly, that familiarity that reminds you of that so ethereal and rare a concept, Home?
