Sentence examples for founded the concept from inspiring English sources

Her sister Carla founded the concept store Corso Como, and her son, Francesco Carrozzini, is a video director who worked with Lana Del Rey and Beyoncé.

The Scottish scientist Joseph Black, in the 18th century, noticed that equal masses of different substances needed different amounts of heat to raise them through the same temperature interval, and, from this observation, he founded the concept of specific heat.

The company essentially founded the concept of modern handheld computing back in 1996 with the Pilot 1000, and kept the platform evolving into what it is today, the secret behind the best-selling and popular Treo line of smartphones.

Among those buried in the churchyard are John Owens, the founder of Owens College, and William Marsden, who founded the concept of a half-day holiday on Saturdays.

Following his own ALS diagnosis, Fender, an artist whose vibrant photography is included in the auction, founded the concept of "Art for ALS" with his organization, Artists Lend Support.

The pair have a history of being progressive: in 2002, the two friends (they met at California's Berkeley university) founded the Los Angeles concept store Opening Ceremony, a multi-storey shopping destination in a squat, cuboid building on La Cienega in hip West Hollywood.

The three representation techniques are: (i) Local Geometry Matrices (LGMs) founded on the concept of local binary patterns, (ii) Local Distance Measure (LDM) founded on the idea that distances from edges (critical points) may be significant, and (iii) Point Series (PS) whereby local geometries are represented in terms of a linearisation of space.

The efficacy of prayer is founded on the concept of koto-dama, the spiritual power that resides in words.

This country was founded on the concept of "no taxation without representation," but we seem to have cut the last two words.

"His diplomacy is founded in the concept that those who are to lead the world must do so on the basis of values and attitudes that are shared by the majority of the world's population," the citation said.

Although the situation in "Late Marriage" isn't as extreme, it, too, portrays marriage as an institution founded on the concept of advantageous breeding and features a liberated woman who is blamed for its central character's weakness.