And of course, its core concept is that family is defined as the people you are saddled with and would escape if you could work up the nerve (and the money). .
A focused sun beam is a whole lot less precise than a finely-honed laser, of course — but the core concepts are the same.
The core concept is to present the meaning searching process as a treasure-hunting game by using the virtual reality tool to create a graphical interface prototype, which children can use to search for information databases (icons) in the virtual reality environment.
"Campaigns wouldn't normally know who your friends are, the core concept is real people talking about real things they care about with people they know," NGP VAN CEO Stu Trevelyan told TechCrunch.
The core concept is that relevant information regarding the characterization of alternatives is prefabricated and stored in a database.
The core concept is that individuals already elected to national legislatures - the Japanese Diet, the Kenyan Parliament, the U.S. Congress - could be somehow selected to serve in such an international body, and then indeed both advise the General Assembly and generate for the UN much greater public attention and involvement.
So I wanted to make a show like that, that kids could watch on an action level: the core concept is 'cuteness and toughness.' " Like Mr. McCracken, most of the animators the Cartoon Network works with -- the vast majority in this male-dominated field are men -- learned the basics in art or film school.
As Musicland stores strive to adapt to the online world, the core concept is "clicks-and-bricks," a spinoff of sorts to "bricks-and-mortar," which was used during the dot-com boom to differentiate traditional retail stores from online challengers like Amazon.com.
The view that the core concept is common to both would appear to be consistent with maintaining that, nevertheless, in terms of justification in practical reasoning, legal rights should be based on moral ones.
