"You really want to catch it," Mr. Samuelson said, "but there it is, this behemoth of a ball, and there's part of you that says, 'Uh oh.' " For more than a decade, people here had worked to create a Hall of Fame dedicated to the 16-inch game, but even as people were being inducted into the hall, it long existed mainly as a concept, not a place.
Otherwise, economic evaluation which is based mainly on a concept of 'the greatest happiness of the greatest number' would fail to provide a guide for making rational resource allocation in most cases.
15 For the same reason, overdiagnosis is mainly an epidemiological concept 10 that remains challenging to quantify.
To be honest, I'm not convinced of the utility of this particular model, but it's mainly a proof of concept.
It's mainly a proof of concept, so the exploit won't really damage your installation, but the proof is in the pudding, as they say.
It has to do with her vision of chamber music, a concept important mainly for restrictive reasons: she isn't pushing funk or using any amplified instruments beyond some Fender Rhodes piano.
A construction principle was established based on a concept of mainly maintaining the rock strength/stiffness and keeping the rock dry, by providing a confinement pressure to the rock, reducing the rock exposure time, keeping water out of the tunnel, etc.
It's mainly a pragmatic guide to concepts like the balance of payments, the national accounts and the money supply, leaving the question of how to fit those concepts into models up to the reader.
The first understanding of concepts takes concept possession to be mainly a matter of linguistic competence.
While building smaller spacecraft is inevitable because the technology exists to do it, they are more economical and scientists favor this approach, he said NASA was mainly using the concept simply as a performance tool for cutting costs.
