Sentence examples for series concept from inspiring English sources
One of Kantarian's challenges is to make sure that fans and the news media grasp his series concept, which is in a recognition battle.
The orderliness of the series concept was shown Sunday: Amélie Mauresmo's 6-1, 6-0 trampling of Yelena Likhovtseva at the Rogers Cup in Montreal on ESPN2 was followed by Andre Agassi's 6-3, 3-6, 6-2 victory over Lleyton Hewitt at the Cincinnati Masters.
The year begins with a magnificent series at Film Forum, "New Yawk New Wave" — kudos to the programmers, Bruce Goldstein and Jake Perlin, and to J. Hoberman, credited with the series concept and as its advisor — which highlights the artistic originality of independent filmmakers in New York in the fifties through the seventies.
An extention to the "tanks in series" concept is presented (ETIS) and united with the "reactor network" formulation.
The hypergeometric series concept has moved to ((p,q -calculus and was studied in detail by researchers (see [24] and [25]).
A novel method for integrating ordinary differential equations (ODEs), based on the Taylor series concept, was developed by the authors inter alia.
"One trend being noticed by the executives at media agencies is a growing reliance on series concepts from abroad".
There was no meal or tour of the city, just heavy viewing of play-action series concepts.
PAGE C1 AN APPETITE FOR IMPORTS Among the trends for the coming fall television schedule is the continued importation of series concepts from abroad, including Israel, Australia and that longtime favorite, Britain.
He has filled theaters in the United States since 2009 — when he boosted his profile with a popular HBO special, "I Swear to God" — and sold several series concepts along the way.
Far from wobbling in their second series, concepts such as The X Factor, Strictly Come Dancing, Britain's Got Talent and – most recently – The Great British Bake Off really flourished at the second time of asking for an audience; it's generally in the third or fourth series that a talent contest begins to suffer from allegations of predictability.
