Sentence examples for considered concepts from inspiring English sources

They fell in with carefully considered concepts, often radical, and always cerebral.

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.

In the domain of physics, for example, "momentum conservation" or "force as deflector" have been considered concepts (see DiSessa, 1993; Halloun and Hestenes, 1985).

As a byproduct of the Bayesian formalism, the considered concepts are represented here as Bayesian networks, which both highlights and hides certain crucial aspects.

My guess is that you haven't considered this as much as you have considered concepts like love, understanding, and caring -- you know, the "easy" concepts we think are the ingredients for a perfect relationship.

Our intention is not to impose our definitions on everyone but rather to provide a possible interpretation of the considered concepts that allows a better understanding of some aspects of RF methodology.

The production method makes me wonder why these releases aren't considered concept albums, too, with Sinatra having metamorphosed into an actual conceptual artist.

"That caused us to consider concepts from solid mechanics," Tang said.

The paper considers concepts of Integrated Modular Spacecraft A vionics (IMSA) for advanced spacecrafts.

For this reason, in every transformation phases it's necessary to consider concepts as sustainability and green buildings.

With this foundation, we will consider concepts relevant to understanding the liquid state.