Sentence examples similar to maturing concept from inspiring English sources

Emergence of smart things has revolutionized the conventional internet into a connected network of things, maturing the concept of Internet of Things (IoT).

"They are still thinking 'what's in it for me?,' but they have a more mature concept of this".

The silicon detector is performant, robust against machine-induced background and, by now, a mature concept.

Product system design is a mature concept in western developed countries.

Raymond T. Cirz, chief executive of Integra Realty Resources, a New York company that specializes in real estate valuation and appraisal, described malls as a "mature concept" and said he expected only "selective development of enclosed malls in the future".

This coincided with the consolidation of ideas emerging from the global debate on fisheries management institutions and the emergence of ITQs as a mature concept.

The Nembe Creek reservoir is situated much more seaward than the Kolo Creek reservoir and the Nembe Creek reservoir bears more mature petroleum, the lateral maturity concept holds that the more mature petroleum which are the later charging fronts are always closer to the petroleum source kitchen (Larter and Aplin 1995).

It's a nice proportion; the shape has lightened and matured from concept to production".

One sign that this is a fully matured chain concept is a clear-cut visual style.

Underwater compressed air energy storage (UWCAES) is founded on mature concepts, many of them sourced from underground compressed air energy storage technology.

The approach allows for flexible handling of active services on a fine-grained level thanks to the full component orientation and the application of mature concepts commonly used in enterprise software systems.