Sentence examples for visionary concepts from inspiring English sources
A while back, Philips Design published some of its former visionary concepts, presented next to similar products they may have catalysed, which had been introduced to the market since.
Archigram, the British architectural group, produced a series of visionary concepts such as the Walking City, which would, literally walk from one place to another on its giant legs, and a Plug-In City designed specifically to enable its occupants to add or subtract different units as their needs changed.
But Citron showed with Datek that he knows how to make money from visionary concepts.
These visionary concepts will be explored and a roadmap drawn up which will deliver fast and capable missions to the outer solar system and beyond.
The paper offers an overview on the results of the student competition which was an integral part of both projects for the past 5 years and demonstrates how the new generation of Engineers and Naval Architects with the support of the European Commission may have inspired the industry in adopting visionary concepts for future vessels and floating structures.
Thus, the timing is ideal to suggest more visionary concepts as counterpoints to the seeming necessity of business as usual.
"It took a while to embrace such a visionary concept".
Most important, she supports Solzhenitsyn's central argument: that the gulag was not some incidental Stalinist accretion to Lenin's visionary concept of Socialism.
Afterward, Bernstein explained why he had offered, in place of a conventional requiem or memorial, Mahler's "visionary concept of hope and triumph over worldly pain".
Mark Wood, the former chief executive of ITN and SNC chairman, said: "The SNC developed a visionary concept for multi-platform TV and web news in Scotland which would have transformed the way Scottish news is covered.
Britain has a long and singular tradition of local arts activity, from amateur dramatic societies, choirs and pageants, to the dozens of Fun Palaces that sprang up when Stella Duffy attempted to resurrect Joan Littlewood's visionary concept of a space where communities could gather to celebrate their own culture and creativity.
