Sentence examples for earlier concept from inspiring English sources

But other developments since then seem to buttress Mr. Arad's earlier concept.

Frankly, it makes Titus Andronicus' earlier concept album, 2010's US civil war-themed The Monitor, look like a self-released 7" with a photocopied sleeve featuring eight tracks in nine minutes.

Mr. Baldwin said the podcast, which will be available for download at heresthething.org and on iTunes, had evolved a bit from an earlier concept that would have featured a bullpen of contributors and on-air voices.

In the 20th century, as the earlier concept of the passive laissez-faire state was gradually abandoned, almost all states sought to provide at least some of the measures of social insurance associated with the welfare state.

Its plan, which called for a ready-to-use scientific laboratory that had been prefabricated on the ground, replaced the earlier concept of outfitting the tank of a spent rocket in space.

On the basis of newer knowledge, neo-Darwinism has superseded the earlier concept and purged it of Darwin's lingering attachment to the Lamarckian theory of inheritance of acquired characters.

In Freudian psychology, earlier concepts of sexuality were widened to cover all activities from which one derives pleasure.

He noted that Mr. Bush had asked Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld in August to send him options that were more concrete than earlier concepts.

The heritage cues of Buick's earlier concepts skipped the creased, tailored period of great 1960's models like the Electra and, above all, the classic '63 Riviera.

Once again, he offers readers contemporary evidence to reinforce Darwin's earlier concepts.

In contrast to many earlier concepts of this kind the present approach includes arbitrarily large deformations.