Sentence examples for move concepts from inspiring English sources

Because microfactories move concepts to products faster by using crowdsourcing for the design and 3D printing for the manufacturing.

Dayton, the 25-year-old founder of EarthLink, like many ambitious millionaire twentysomethings in high tech, seems to have that unique charisma and creativity to move concepts to reality.

Someone asked me to write a song and they told me the story, and you know it was kind of a moving concept or whatever.

The 'true incidence' of GIST may therefore be a moving concept in the future.

"As we move from concepts to architectural designs, having a builder as your chairman -- with the prospect of support from other builders around town -- will be terrific," he said.

We now move to concepts that are useful in considering how inequalities arise, and for exploring causal mechanisms that link geographic or social group membership to health.

It is in this vein that I argue for a broader conceptualization of the concept of vulnerability that will enable nurses to move the concept of vulnerability into the twenty-first century.

In this article, we move the concept of statistical significance to be closer to the biological concept of differential expression.

NBC announced it would move the concept west in the fall, to wit: "Law & Order: Los Angeles".

The Mindjet company, founded in Munich in 1993, moved these concepts closer to what Americans would consider the business mainstream.

The Packers had no trouble containing the receivers one-on-one, whether it was press-man or, more often, moving zone concepts.