Sentence examples for special concept from inspiring English sources

"It's such a special concept," says Robert Keith, Hoorsenbuhs's creative director and founder.

The Hurricane is a special concept car in that it is much more than a styling exercise, incorporating a considerable number of innovative features that, with the benefit of hindsight, appear rather prescient.

"A Forest", deployed surprisingly soon, clocks in at a mere 5 minutes 30 seconds (I've heard it last four times as long), after which Smith announces the special concept for tonight's gig: they'll be playing just one song from each of their 13 albums.

Flowing from this special concept of obligation are the related concepts of right and wrong, blame and voluntariness.

Even if all terms of the language are considered logical, the definition results in a characterization of a special concept of consequence, that of material consequence.

Korean strategy for fusion energy can be regarded as a fast-track approach and one special concept discussed in this paper is a two-stage development plan.

Research has provided special concepts for "youth specific healthcare," in answer to a basic WHO conception [ 2].

In this method, the dynamic model of controller is obtained through special concepts of state variable transform, feedback linearization and differentially flat output.

What the physicalist really needs to settle the issue is a theory of phenomenal concepts (a theory, that is, of the allegedly special concepts that are deployed from the first person point of view when we recognize our experiences as being of such-and-such subjective types) which is itself compatible with physicalism.

After applying certain simplifications, some special concepts arise such as models considering either discrete time delays, [ 14- 16], distributed time delays, [ 1, 17, 18] or ordinary differential equations (ODE) of kinetic rates [ 2].

The specials concept has come under scrutiny ever since Mr. Grushow became chairman in November.