Sentence examples similar to string of concepts from inspiring English sources

The project is the latest in a string of high-concept series featuring iconic literary characters.

He is playing the video game "Call of Duty" and discussing his beloved late grandmother who continues to inspire him and the string of high-concept music videos he recently released for his fans and paid for out of his own pocket.

Using a lexical analysis, the comparison of the similarity of strings or substrings of concepts can help to estimate the semantic similarity of the concepts.

The flip side of Cash's gritty, carved-from-stone persona was a tendency to preachiness, and this came to the fore in a string of long-winded "concept" albums such as Ride This Train (1960), Blood, Sweat And Tears (1963) and True West (1965).

An obvious way to identify mappings between terms is to compare the strings for concept names.

Stemming and the extraction of term signatures of concepts before the string comparison increase the equivalence assumptions.

After a string of bluegrass-rooted albums and concept albums ("For God and Country" and remakes of other people's hits on "Those Were the Days"), "Backwoods Barbie" aims to return Ms. Parton to mainstream country radio.

Alongside the usual string of caveats that the "technologies and concepts are immature, poorly understood and unproven in mission-critical, at-scale business operations".

The concept includes a string of myths and a couple of hard truths.

The art music of southern India, for example, is built on the concept of a string of pieces, each a variation on a given "theme".

Arup, the London-based consulting firm that has already signed up for one such project near Shanghai, will announce it has clinched a deal to extend the concept into a string of cities around China.