Sentence examples for concepts laid out from inspiring English sources

Although you have to be knowledgeable in physics and cosmology to fully grasp the concepts laid out in Mark Levinson's documentary "Particle Fever," this movie about one of the greatest scientific ventures in history is a mind blower.

Based on the concepts laid out in an earlier article (Lu and Gao (2008b)), this paper presents an enhanced Bayesian model migration strategy for statistical models.

We consider a Bayesian inference approach to enhance model migration, building on concepts laid out in an earlier paper (Lu and Gao, 2008a).

I'm a big fan of the better business concepts laid out in Good to Great.

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The contracts are also intended to reassure doubters who have assumed that the concept laid out in the Libeskind plans will never actually be realized, or that other architects working for commercial developers will ignore his specifications, the officials said.

The delayed release date, pushed back from July, hinted at problems which don't seem to have been satisfactorily addressed: Garrett Hedlund and Rooney Mara, as a youthful Hook and Tiger Lily, weren't exactly the big names needed to lend the package, with the rather woolly concept laid out in the trailer, some extra star definition on top of Hugh Jackman's Blackbeard.

Lessons Learned: The ANSP has continuously followed the original concept laid out in the 2011 Project Document.

The general concept is laid out first (Theory).

Now that many basic product concepts have been laid out, it's time for iteration.

The slow pace has even made him consider other options for accomplishing ARPA-E's mission, he said, before adding that he would prefer to stick to the concept that Congress laid out in the 2007 America COMPETES Act.