Sentence examples similar to floated concepts from inspiring English sources

However, the novel floating concepts are commonly designed by tools that disregard the individual structural stiffness of the elements which compose the floating platform.

A modular floating concept for oil storage is proposed.

Implementation of multi-use floating concept to different locations gives various results changing with the capacity factor and the distances.

"With the floating concept, you can use the same turbine everywhere, so you can see the potential for mass production," Ms. Rummelhoff said.

"We have then floated the concept of Great Britain to tour in 2010.

It was then that I floated the concept of the U.S.G.A. perhaps taking on all aspects of the Open.

Fifa's president, Sepp Blatter, recently floated the concept of introducing two video challenges for each side per half, a move that would ramp up the debate over the use of technology in the game.

Since February 13 and Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue and the Director of the Office of Management and Budget Mick Mulvanely first floated their concept of the "America's Harvest Box" as a way to reduce costs and the number of people on foods stamps (or SNAP – the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program) just about everyone has criticized the idea.

"As soon as [unnamed Kardashian family member] floated the concept, we knew it was freaking gold.

Bettman "floated a concept of moving hockey to the Summer Games", but this was rejected because of the Olympic Charter.

Yet, in 1989 when German Chancellor Helmut Kohl first floated the concept, it met with strenuous opposition from two of America's closest European allies--Margaret Thatcher's Britain, and Francois Mitterrand's France.