Sentence examples for formed concept from inspiring English sources

While the girls have a fully formed concept and a name - Mizz Z - the boys have nothing.

Though the show did not have a fully formed concept at its announcement, "Big Lake" has the pedigree of Mr. Ferrell and Mr. McKay, whose collaborations include the films "Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy" and "The Other Guys".

When you look at Skate the World as a whole, you see a fully formed concept, not just beautifully photographed environments, with people riding skateboards in them.

The quote above, from the Book of Formation (one of the oldest extant texts of Jewish mysticism), seems to refer less to the fully formed concept of the sefirot than to numbers which, like the letters of the Hebrew alphabet, are tools of creation and the deep structure of the manifest universe.

In this sense, machines have formed concepts; but their functions remain relatively impoverished.

Before they can send fully formed concepts, the next step for the team is to try to transmit something more complicated than a one or a zero.

Then, later in his career, Nishida paradoxically formed concepts of the limits of such knowledge and formulated his philosophy of absolute nothingness that is ultimately mirrored in self-awareness.

Recently formed concepts for the treatment of chronic and difficult-to-heal wounds assume full comprehensiveness of therapy.

Does this person usually have incoherent or poorly formed concepts and suddenly the work presents well formulated statements?

We develop a set of Natural Language Processing NLPP) algorithms to support concept-relation-concept triple extraction to form concept maps.

The presented algorithms rely on a robots inherent high-level feature extraction capability (object recognition and structural element extraction) capability to actually form concept models and infer them.