Sentence examples for press concept from inspiring English sources

"My needing redemption is really a press concept," he told BusinessWeek just after Warner Music's I.P.O.

These involved things like moving the $37 million safety Antrel Rolle into the slot on a more regular basis, benching the first-round draft pick Prince Amukamara later in the year and replacing some of the zone coverages that Fewell prefers with more press concepts.

On the other hand, stems that employ the initial distal diaphyseal press fit concept entail a risk of stress shielding in the proximal femur [ 15, 20].

"Although the SLR had given Enfield the opportunity to make the transition from wood to plastic, I think the pressed-steel concept was a new departure and perhaps sufficient effort wasn't invested in that".

Evelyn Fox Keller (2000) points out an irony which has ensued from the HGP's successes: even though gene-talk is more pervasive than ever in the popular and scientific presses, the concept of the gene, whether defined structurally or functionally, has been "radically undermined" (p. 5).

Part of the World works because Robert pressed his concept to its logical limit: repeating not just individual sentences, but entire paragraphs.

Modular cementless implant systems with a distal diaphyseal press-fit concept provide greater variability in difficult anatomical situations than non-modular revision stems (Berry 2002).

That legislation, the first of its kind in the world, was propelled into practice because Gutenberg's printing press revolutionised the concept of ownership and intellectual property.

According to the website Metacritic, which collates reviews in the press, Stevens's concept album Illinois (the second in his Fifty States Project) was the most critically praised record of 2005.

To avoid the press, Airtime tested concepts and versions of its apps in foreign countries under different names.

Therefore, a question can be raised: can a novel press-fit stem concept minimize bone strain changes at the stem tip?