The adjective "architectural" is part of an attempt to apply the concepts more broadly.
And I could think of few defining travel concepts more frugal than a language: some say talk is cheap, but in fact, it's free.
Even if some languages express certain concepts more artfully, or more succinctly, it's precisely because we recognize the phenomena to which they refer that we're delighted by knullrufs and Kummerspeck.
Not the special effects and undies on the outside bit, but that notable amounts of his CV are now comprised of unoriginal concepts: more modest franchises than Batman or Superman but franchises nevertheless.
In these institutions, physicists have been pioneering teaching methods drawn from research showing that most students learn fundamental concepts more successfully, and are better able to apply them, through interactive, collaborative, student-centered learning.
"Loverly" suggests excitement from the first — Jason Moran's jaunty sixteen-bar piano introduction to "Lover Come Back to Me," built on a two-note figure played over a quick shuffle rhythm — and it comes as an antidote to its immediate predecessors, "Glamoured" (2003) and "Thunderbird" (2006), which reflected production concepts more calculated than intuitive.
To the Editor: Your article says that the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and other top science institutions "have been pioneering teaching methods drawn from research showing that most students learn fundamental concepts more successfully, and are better able to apply them, through interactive, collaborative, student-centered learning".
The Guardian has showcased the career of Audi Sport race engineer Leena Gade (the Gade surname is no coincidence: Leena is Teena's sister), and Richard Hammond's recent TV series Engineering Connections, and Engineering Giants, have certainly made engineering concepts more accessible.
When the managers of New York Theater Workshop, an Off Broadway company a few blocks away from Classic Stage in the East Village, decided to revamp its concession stand for its recent production of "Peter and the Starcatcher," they considered concepts more likely to come from the mouths of foodies than theater geeks: handmade, artisanal, local.
Some listeners find this is the cat's meow (or, given Vivaldi's intentions for the viola line in the slow movement of "Spring," the dog's woof); others acknowledge the realism but argue that music should be beyond that sort of trickery and should deal in grander concepts, more abstractly.
"They're just executing these concepts more effectively".
