Sentence examples for experimenting with concepts from inspiring English sources

Warmly is something that has come from experimenting with concepts and technical elements that the team was interested in.

These "nonobjects" are conceptual products, which are unlikely ever to go on sale, but Mr. Lukic applies elements of their design in his commercial projects, just as car designers experiment with concept cars and fashion designers with haute couture.

Small and large companies alike are experimenting with these concepts.

About a year ago, Hyatt Hotels started using nine of its hotels around the world as lab hotels, experimenting with new concepts and prototypes.

Being based at one of the busiest venues in the city obviously helps, but Thunder Disco Club's philosophy of experimenting with new concepts that give each party its own identity is key.

In an interview in the current issue of The New York Times Magazine, Ms. Couric acknowledged being "overly ambitious" and said that in retrospect she would have "given people what they were used to, a traditional newscast" before experimenting with new concepts.

They are also looking hard at filling stations, pizza huts, and other flowerings of the vernacular impulse ("Main Street is almost all right," according to Robert Venturi), and they are experimenting with spatial concepts that sometimes seem to have as little to do with architecture as the linguistic games of the Conceptual artists have to do with art.

The team is also experimenting with new concepts like Vols – volunteer points that could be exchanged for campaign swag or dinner with a candidate.

The only large company that is even experimenting with unproven concepts at this point is Microsoft with its various Live.com ideas.

The team is also experimenting with new concepts like Vols – volunteer points that could be exchanged for campaign swag or dinner with a candidate.

To settle on one and really develop it, however, he hopes to spend some time traveling and experimenting with different concepts in a way that allows for more exploration and less focus on day-to-day product building.