Sentence examples for rock concepts from inspiring English sources

Clay-rich sedimentary formations are studied as host rocks, whereas bentonites are candidate materials for engineered barriers in all host rock concepts; both fulfil the requirements for a multi-barrier system.

Zoo Director Forrest de Spain said the society had raised about $30,000 for the seal exhibit but construction halted recently when the contractor, Creative Rock Concepts of Laguna Beach, wanted the society to secure a bank loan for the rest of the $130,000 project.

A prog rock concept album!

The show that is the foundation of the modern musical isn't "Oklahoma!" (that's a museum piece) but "Jesus Christ Superstar," which appeared on Broadway in 1971, after its initial incarnation as a rock concept album.

The Pretty Things SF Sorrow (1968) The story of tragic Sebastian F Sorrow is often thought of as the first rock concept album; it was a huge influence on the Who's Tommy.

Afghan Whigs' Greg Dulli isn't known for allowing the small matter of sales to interfere with his muse, and like all rock concept albums, this has every ingredient of a grand triumph or epic folly.

Sam's Town, the second album by the Killers, from Las Vegas, is an alluring collection of ambitious anthem-rock originals pitched in a style mid-way between Bowiesque arch theatricality and Springsteen-style heart-on-sleeve sincerity, which also handily doubles as the world's first Mormon rock concept album.

Enhanced (or engineered) geothermal systems (EGS) have evolved from the hot dry rock concept, implemented for the first time at Fenton Hill in 1977.

Tony's also has a casual Pizza Rock concept, a slightly toned down version of his original with "just" four different kinds of ovens, in Las Vegas and Sacramento, and everything he touches turns to pizza gold - I unflinchingly recommend any and all of them, but Capo's is the one that currently haunts my memory.

Original Soundtrack: David Bowie Original Footage: Mick Rock Concept By: Barney Clay Produced By: Captain Blyth Music Remix: Tristan Bechet Surround Sound Mix: Peter Buccellato Post Production: The Mill, New York.

The first in a series of videos that, according to Sodeoka, were "inspired in part by the spirit of 1970's progressive rock concept albums, ancient Greek mythology, and shamanic ritual" is the hallucinatory Sibyl.