Sentence examples for realised concept from inspiring English sources
They were a fully realised concept, from the look, to standing in front of a brick wall for the album sleeve, all of it in black-and-white.
Craig Clevenger comes up with an interesting and perfectly realised concept, featuring an engaging anti-hero whose story is told with the gutsy sass of an Elmore Leonard thriller, shot through with an elegant literary sensibility.
It is instead a hunk of corporate image management, a fully realised "concept" which could be flat-packed and distributed to every brand-heavy high street in the land.
Referring to the existing biofuel plants, the realised concepts depend on regionally specific conditions, i.e. the equipment provider, as well as certain optimisations made by the biofuel production plant operators themselves (e.g., with regard to increase efficiency during operation).
It's a well-realised choreographic concept, even if an attempt to make some sort of larger metaphorical reflection doesn't really come off.
The application of this nonlinear control concept on the realised hardware setup shows that accurate trajectory tracking during dynamic set point changes is ensured.
Consequently, the proportion of realised world options to potentially realisable options decreases; technological acceleration leads to increasing time scarcity [26].
(9) The concept is brilliant, totally unobvious, and the whole thing is realised, for no apparent reason, in a fantastic pastiche of "yoofspeak".
He added, "The concept of aliens inhabiting elderly people and turning them psychotic was wittily realised, particularly the bizarre sight of them laying siege to Amy and Rory's cottage with household and gardening implements".
In particular, the identification of the matching effect is based on the concept that differences in optimal job search behaviour of unemployed individuals with different entitlement lengths should lead to different realised distributions of subsequent job quality.
All realised Gordievsky was unique.
