Sentence examples for exotic concepts from inspiring English sources
If we really want to get speculative, Olum suggests FTL travel would be possible if exotic concepts, like those that emerge from superstring theory, prove to be correct.
From practical applications like NASA's advanced robot navigation for Mars landings and Google's use of AI for text processing in its search engine, to more exotic concepts like "flocking and swarming," AI is increasingly being adapted for complex and challenging domains.
And many of the companies who are the worst offenders see a precise time commitment as an exotic concept.
The lavish, multimillion-dollar displays, impractically wild and exotic concept cars, smoke machines and Champagne fountains of yesteryear are, for the most part, just memories.
But in 1993, when "The War Room" was nominated for an Academy Award, a rapid-response operation was still an exotic concept.
Ever since the proposal of the exotic concept "planar tetra-coordinate carbon" (ptC), continuous endeavors have been hotly devoted to the design and characterization of molecules with planar tetra- or hyper-coordinate atomic centers.
During previous economic downturns, either for the nation at large or for individual companies, flaunting exotic concept cars at auto shows has been a way for automakers to show defiance in the face of adversity and to assert hope for the future.
As an early part of a large design and fabrication-oriented project FasdHTS funded by the GROWTH programme of the European Commission, an exotic concept ship was designed in very high tensile steel (EHS690) with the purpose of finding out consequences for design and production.
Various organizations have played a role in transforming standards and certifications from an exotic concept, to something more banal.
In their rush to make that deadline, Missile Defense Agency officials latched onto exotic, unproved concepts without doing a rigorous analysis of their cost and feasibility.
Shame is an exotic, foreign concept for most Americans.
