Human perfectability is an evolving concept.
"Each one is an evolving concept," he said.
It's an evolving concept, with each week tailored to the strengths of its host destination.
Workplace safety, an evolving concept in China, is an obvious concern at Crocopark.
"But, like finding an alternative means of refrigeration, that's all part of our evolving concept of how to do things.
His exhibition focuses on 21 Asian countries, including places like Nepal, Bhutan and Cambodia where art-world players aren't often seen and contemporary art is still an evolving concept.
Elsewhere, Zynga has an eye not only on smartphone games, but also on the rapidly evolving concept of the second screen – this whole idea that people are always on their tablets or phones while they're watching TV, and the notion of how this can be harnessed in new entertainment formats.
The venerable Kunsthistorisches Museum, home to the vast collection put together by the Hapsburg dynasty, adds one more dimension to the still evolving concept of an international museum partnership, directors of the three museums said at a news conference in Vienna.
Around that time, suggests Mr. McBurney, who studied at the Moscow Conservatory in the 1980's, the Soviets "had to kind of turn back to Rachmaninoff," because his music fitted into the evolving concept of Socialist Realism, with its "idea that music should abound in accessible melodies".
After some years in the Midwest and a stint at Rubicon (the San Francisco fixture that closed in 2008), the couple took some time off ("We didn't think it would be three and a half years," Brioza said, "but that's the way it goes sometimes") and developed what, after more than a few hiccups, turned into a wildly popular and still evolving concept.
Focused ultrasonography is an evolving concept in medicine.
