It's not much of a concept.
Interestingly, in the 1990s, when cybersecurity was not much of a concept, Dan Geer foresaw that storage will be near free and, therefore, unreasonably costly in the future.
When we came on board, there was already a stage design but there wasn't really much of a concept.
Not really that much of a hard concept.
ROB CORDDRY My parents were perpetually 35, so I don't know if I had much of a realistic concept of being 39, which back then I perceived as practically elderly.
There wasn't much of a planned concept for the video, Berman says, but the result was something of a study in contrasts: black-and-white photography in cinematic Glasgow, Scotland, plus goofball dance moves and special effects that make Oldham's and his band members' eyes swirl around in opposing directions like stick-on googly eyes.
The more than fair sampling of musical Judaica, while confirming the subject matter as ritual for the audience, on purely musical terms flirted with too much of a good concept.
The Here Ones may be just as much of a proof of concept as the company's earlier Here Active Listening product, but this time they're also a pair of powerful noise-cancelling headphones.
It's interesting how much of the concept of "being a man" was based on hating things about women -- their emotions, their tears, their perceived weakness... "Look at how I'm sitting!
Though much of the concept is still being planned, some aspects, like a 6-week-old work program that pays Rikers inmates a weekly salary for picking up litter and scrubbing graffiti in city neighborhoods, are already under way.
The implication, of course, is that Web 1.0 was as much of a perversion of the original concept of the web as the horseless carriage was of the potential of the automobile.
