Phrases with «to prove the concept»

"To prove the concept" means to demonstrate or provide evidence that an idea or invention is feasible, effective, or worthwhile. It involves testing and validating the practicality or functionality of a concept to determine its potential success. Full definition

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Sentences with «to prove the concept»

Our goal was to combine modern architectural methods with proven concepts to make the best tiny house you can find. (zerosquared.ca)
I asked the six people in our first cohort to get started in my usual way, by committing a year to soaking up proven concepts in successful schools. (educationnext.org)
This provides added benefits and enables you to apply proven concepts such as «spaced learning» and «spaced repetition'to reinforce important concepts and improve knowledge retention. (agylia.com)
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