Sentence examples similar to generate some concepts from inspiring English sources

In summary, this $10,000 prize generated some 500 usable video concepts, over 60 completed videos created by people working in their garage studios, and ultimately led to millions of free video impressions for ShureTech.

The rapid bouncing back and forth of an idea can generate compelling concepts at amazing speed.

In addition, few methods are adopted to generate service concepts with operational techniques or principles.

Furthermore, readers are expected to achieve the competence to generate new concepts.

Each step of the partition process may generate many concepts.

Designs for working systems (whether on paper or implemented on computers) can systematically explicate old explanatory concepts and generate new concepts that allow new and richer interpretations of human phenomena.

By using the Law of Determinability Maimon thought to provide a way both to generate new concepts as well as to decipher the basic categories of thought.

If one wants to do a minor facelift to an existing design, then a verbal description may suffice for designers to generate initial concepts.

The designers see a clear disconnect between the insights marketing can provide and what the designers need to generate superior concepts.

Noise in data tends to generate such concepts.

The next step is to generate candidate concepts for each mention.