Using a different paradigm, the climateprediction.net uses the distributed computing concept, inviting thousands of participants to download a climate model and executing in a low spatial resolution to simulate 100 years of the Earth's climate [23].
It was a strange old concept, inviting people to condense ideas into just six seconds, the ultimate in fat trimming.
It's a simple concept, inviting people to demonstrate a little extra kindness on a daily basis, whether that means offering to carry groceries for a stranger or paying for a friend to take a much-needed vacation when they can't afford a break.
Harvey came up with the concept of inviting the public to watch what will be, in effect, an architectural installation.
We should lead students to better understand a scientific concept by inviting them to wear the skins of intelligent skeptics.
I'm also inviting consideration of another concept — or deep truth, you might say — for 2017, that I know has been profoundly helpful to me over the last year and a half.
Realising the importance of such a reality check is beneficial for the management of realistic expectations: do not expect innovative ideas, brilliant suggestions and new concepts when inviting partners to join research.
On Oct. 13, she ups the ante by inviting characters from the high-concept performance-monster troupe Kaiju Big Battel.
Soon, there was an American comic book featuring a sinister Doctor Deconstructo, and magazines on home decor were inviting their readers to deconstruct the concept of a garden.
And however flattering it was in concept, the task of inviting the artists to participate — which of course fell to Mr. Warren — put him in a state of agony.
In February, the US military academy at West Point convened a conference to discuss the concept of expeditionary economics, inviting both military and civilian experts in everything from anthropology to economics.
