Sentence examples for open concepts from inspiring English sources

And smart entrepreneurs, recognising the global virality of food trends are quick to open concepts that are bang on trend.

But they, like Richard Burian (1985), take open concepts with a large reference potential not only as a deficit to live with, but as a potentially productive tool in science.

The site will later include a forum that NASA hopes will become a "highly visible community hub that will imbue open concepts into the formulation stages of new hardware and software projects".

This review focuses solely on open source software development because it is this concept that has become the model for the other "open" concepts.

Firstly, it is important to define what we mean by "open source" as there is a myriad of "open" concepts with considerable overlap.

The following broader statement is proposed to encompass the various facets of openness discussed in Appendix A. This will facilitate a staged approach as comfort with open concepts grows, without necessitating frequent revision of the policy.

But for Appleby's subjects freedom was an open concept, not a fixed doctrine.

The Open Concept envisions what the Toyota GT-86 or Scion FR-S might look like as a convertible.

This one, the Toyota GT-86 Open Concept, is a true concept, however, while the 'Vette droptop is ready for production.

Marooned on one side of the island, he wondered, not for the first time, if open concept was such a great thing after all.

"Like Magritte this show is a train of thought, a very open concept," Mr. Demand, a German, said in a telephone interview from his studio in Los Angeles.