Mr. Wentz insists that Mr. Stump has been that all along: "I think people will remember the immense ideas that Patrick had.
This, and several other British cultural exchanges planned with China, reflect the essence of MacGregor's immense legacy: the idea that masterpieces of world art and documents of world history are messengers of peace to be shared across the planet, while places like the British Museum become human gathering places and cross-cultural fora.
Following that idea, immense amount of effort has been devoted to the development of collaborative computer-aided design (CAD) systems, and process frameworks that drive those systems.
Afraid that he would one day announce that they had run out of cash and couldn't buy food, she planted an immense garden, with the idea of selling the produce they didn't eat.
I think there are temperamental types and that one can get set in certain response modes from early experiences, but the idea that immense amounts of probing and rehearsing are going to make it go away isn't......
This chapter discusses the immense possibilities of this idea in many fields of engineering astronautics, aviation, energy, optics, direct conversion of light (laser beam) energy to mechanical energy (light engine), to name a few.
"We may assume with plaintiff that the ideas taken, or at least some of them, are powerful, dynamic ideas of immense value to the successful enlargement of the hospital," the judges said.
We can create, transmit, and absorb ideas with immense freedom in pictures, speech, writing, music, and more.
Wired UK magazine's Warren Ellis proposes that the series' scientific vision has the potential to inspire a "new generation of mad and frightening engineers", adding that Thunderbirds "trades in vast, demented concepts ... immense and very beautiful ideas as solutions to problems".
It is the sound of thousands of hours of market research, of an immense coordination of people, ideas and resources, of decades of social and economic change all rolled into a single, 'Mommy, pleeease!
The combination of citizen-design ideas and immense computational power available anywhere -- just like having water from the tap or electricity from the plug -- will lead to a cognitive design-computing environment, in which citizens are much more active and proactive in designing and improving their cities.
