Sentence examples for from early concept from inspiring English sources
How to take a medical device invention forward from early concept to technology translation and development.
The members of cohorts can range from single founders to large teams, and from early concept to post-first (or even second) round funding.
The artist that is most commonly associated with Ōkami is Hokusai, whose influence can be gleaned from early concept art as well as some of the in-game backgrounds.
And so while it was modern medicine that cured Reiser of his body's cancer, it was the process of taking the film from early concept to final draft -- Reiser as screenwriter, Rogen as producer -- that healed the hidden wounds that the disease had left in the psyche of everyone involved.
We are always touched by the faith of people who think an ocean trip is the ideal time to catch up on their reading A young couple set out for Bermuda, she bearing "The Evolution of Physics: Or the Growth of Ideas From Early Concepts of Relativity and Quanta," by Albert Einstein & Leopold Infeld, he with a copy of "Mathematics for the Million".
The evolution of physics: The growth of ideas from early concepts to relativity and quanta.
Little is known about Assassin's Creed Victory aside from some early concept visuals, but we should expect Oscar Wilde, Jack the Ripper and a whole host of Victorian celebrities to show up.
The model acknowledges a transition in focus from the early concept of CSR which focused on economic responsibilities to one that acknowledges glocal, legal and ethical, and philanthropic responsibilities, and thus allows a holistic approach to social responsibility practices in different countries.
The paper presents the evolution of a road product model, PMC, from its early concepts in 1993 to the latest implementations and applications.
Both Lean and total productive maintenance (TPM) have evolved in parallel from their early concepts and are converging toward a common goal.
They're rather bold, early concept albums, and they're for everyone, from jazz to pop to classical music enthusiasts.
