He certainly raised eyebrows at the Detroit auto show in 2003 by showing off a mammoth luxury concept car, the Cadillac Sixteen, that had a V-16 engine rated at 1,000 horsepower.
Many scientific phrases are semantically ambiguous in isolation, and the accepted way to address these is by the use of descriptive concept definitions (a mammoth curatorial task where all existing terminologies fall short) and/or the labeling of certain terms as ambiguous (a process followed by SNOMED CT and UMLS).
But the concept of selling out mammoth stadiums in Kolkata and Dhaka for exhibition matches against Venezuela and Nigeria, respectively, hinges on two things: The pledge that Messi, the world's most alluring player, will play, and the guarantee of $4 million to $5 million in television and sponsorship revenues going Argentina's way.
Employing the concept to facilitate a mammoth database that can be easily shared is very unique.
Economies of scale and design are concepts not usually associated with mammoth Pentagon purchases.
Society has evolved to accommodate this mammoth-feeding frenzy, inventing things like accolades and titles and the concept of prestige in order to keep our mammoths satisfied -- and often to incentivize people to do meaningless jobs and live unfulfilling lives they wouldn't otherwise consider taking part in".
The most ambitious lunar business concepts call for transforming the moon into a mammoth power plant for the Earth's homes and factories.
Roland Emmerich's junk epic promises an odyssey "into a mythical age of prophecies and gods, when spirits rule the land and mighty mammoths shake the earth" – which sounds like a Spinal Tap concept album but plays more like a junior and less gory version of Apocalypto.
The concept: skiers ride a 1973 double chair (which the Brills bought from Mammoth) to the top, then find their way down through a spray of 3,000-vertical-foot 3,000-vertical-foot 3,000-vertical-foot
Fisher also speculated about a new mammoth, but lightly built battlecruiser, that would carry 20 inches guns, which he termed ; this never got beyond the concept stage.
