Sentence examples for elegant concept from inspiring English sources
Sending needed surplus medical supplies to poor countries is an elegant concept.
It's an elegant concept for a touchscreen puzzle game backed up with fantastic art and sound.
It is the kind of elegant concept, true to Wagner's spirit but also something new, that I was looking for in Munich, in the theater where "Das Rheingold" had its premiere in 1869 and "Die Walküre" in 1870.
Popular feminism's refusal to grasp what is actually a brilliant and elegant concept looks more and more like Friedan's demonisation of the Lavender Menace: a privileged minority persistently embarrassing itself by refusing to crack a book sometime, wandering around with its eyes closed banging off the walls.
The copula theory is an elegant concept introduced by Sklar in order to find the link between a joint PDF and its marginal PDFs [10].
Here we show a simple yet elegant concept for a Halbach-type permanent magnet ring, which can be opened and closed with minimal mechanical force.
Although Freud made great contributions to psychological theory particularly in his concept of unconscious urges and motivations his elegant concepts cannot be verified through scientific experimentation and empirical observation.
These common elegant concepts — such as abstraction, system, structure, relationship, composition, pattern, name in context, etc. — come from exact philosophy and mathematics.
It remains to be seen whether this method of dating, so elegant in concept and so simple in application, will blossom or wither away in the years to come.
It is elegant in concept and, theoretically at least, extravagantly energetic.
The objective of this paper is to provide enough context so that scientist/engineers can interpret, implement, and understand other works which use these elegant mathematical concepts.
