Sentence examples for concepts released from inspiring English sources
"In replanning the World Trade Center site and connecting it back to the city fabric, the opportunity arose to solve West Street once and for all," said John Belle of Beyer Blinder Belle, the architectural firm largely responsible for the planning concepts released in July by the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
Cost estimates for the proposed bridge range from $2 million to $30 million, depending on the design, according to a draft of the concepts released last year.
Lee reminded Girth how the CFTC got themselves into this bind when they first issued the "Concept Release" paper, which the President's working group immediately denounced.
In the 2008 Metathesaurus (totalling more than 1.80 million concepts) release there are 397 different combinations of two to four STs, linked by about 220 000 UMLS concepts.
A concept film released in April suggested that one day systems which could react to location and to what was seen by the wearer would become commonplace.
Even from these low-quality snaps you can see just how similar the final outfit is to the original concept art released last year (pictured above).
Since then he's been curating the musical equivalent of DVD box sets – partwork concept albums released in batches, huge amounts of new material being dumped into the marketplace at a rate that borders on the obscene.
A concept video released in 2012 outlined some of features believed to be in the product.
I recently got my hands on Huawei's "A.I. concept phone," released under the company's Honor sub brand, and it is indeed a step towards a smarter, more connected device.
You may recall Samsung's amazing concept video released last December for a mobile device consisting entirely of a flexible AMOLED display.
Cost estimates for the proposed bridge range from $2 million to $30 million, depending on the design, according to six initial concept designs released at a community meeting last week.
