Sentences with phrase «creating something new entirely»

It could result in a combination of the two universes, or it could create something new entirely.

Not exact matches

Unless you create something entirely new — which is really hard to do — your business or profession is based on fulfilling an existing need or solving a problem.

In short, the company has created something entirely new for the computing world that is designed to handle the big data jobs that companies are trying to throw at today's specialized hardware and cloud offerings.

Just like parenting, you're never really ready to create and nurture something entirely new.

But Rhei works because Stanković applies electromagnetism and ferrofluid with a fresh, artistic take to something everyone uses today, creating an entirely new standard for what a clock is supposed to look like and do.

At the time of the first written formulation, however, something entirely new — a minimum criterion, so to speak — is created, to which the most daring allegories and stories, the most addicted to miracles and fantasy, must still have to conform through danger of being expelled.

It isn't just a matter of parroting nature's methods, but of absorbing lessons from nature and then tweaking them to create something entirely new.

Ambient Lighting Blush fuses two advanced formulas to create something entirely new.

List posts are a great easy content hack because you can create something entirely new out of content that already exists.

Her insane sense of combining old and new to create something entirely fresh keeps me returning to her blog again and again.

«It dawned on me that I could create something entirely new.»

When David Fincher applied his visionary lens to the pulpy pages of Gillian Flynn «s novel he created something entirely new.

Skylanders toy designers get to create something entirely new, and the end results are often delightful.

The seems to take everything that was great about Super Mario 64, Sunshine, and the Galaxy games and create something entirely new.

In discussing the formula in a recent interview with Polygon, Hisashi Koinuma mentioned that his ultimate dream was to take the familiar combat from his series and mix it into the Mario universe to create something entirely new and never before seen from the little red plumber.

Instead, the writer - director (who previously made a splash with the percussion - as - pain movie Whiplash) borrows liberally from a variety of sources — Old Hollywood, French New Wave, Fellini, Hitchcock, even, I'd argue, a dash of Nicolas Winding Refn — to create something entirely nNew Wave, Fellini, Hitchcock, even, I'd argue, a dash of Nicolas Winding Refn — to create something entirely newnew.

Birdman doesn't exactly bring anything new to the table, but it is bursting with so much energy that it can't help but win audiences over and create the sense that they are watching something entirely fresh and original.

Many of the mostly young educators who were lured by the promise that they could create something entirely new have felt stymied.

From cover to cover, this is another outstanding piece of fiction from Brubaker, seeped in his literary influences, but creating something entirely new at the same time.

Best Friends magazine broke the mold of existing animal advocacy publications in the early 1990s with a principled policy of never using graphic images of suffering animals to make our readers feel pity and guilt, and now we've created the following TV spot with the hope that we can disrupt the sad - sack world of animal video appeals with something new, something positive and something entirely Best Friends.

Battleborn take a lot of inspiration from the MOBA genre and hopes to create something entirely new like they did with the Borderlands franchise.

Every dimension of this game will offer something entirely new for our audience of players, from a new universe with unique stories that BioWare is creating, to the cooperative gameplay, to the epic and beautiful environment that constantly evolves around the players.

Now the developer can pump all its resources into creating something entirely new, which is always welcome in an industry flooded with sequels.

Interestingly, he confessed that he didn't quite understand all of it yet (he's not the only one) but that's because Kojima is a very brilliant man who's creating something entirely new.

Not only that, but Tripwire has added in cosmetic crafting, allowing players who dislike what they've been getting for items to create something entirely new.

Blizzard has refined the formula, rebuilt the controls, and added a deluge of new content to Diablo III to create something entirely different than its PC counterpart.

Giving Cammy a new costume is relatively easy once the model has been created (which Blizzard already did), but creating an completely new fighter is something else entirely.

But it also contains elements of real - time strategy and tactical battle gaming, which goes to show how you can take an interesting idea and spin it entirely on its head to create something new.

Rather than porting it directly to the NES, as had been done with the computer versions, Capcom created an entirely new Bionic Commando for Nintendo's system, one that took the enterprising arm - swinging concept and reworked into it something much better.

, Morrow takes the concept of making music and combines it with the idea behind video gaming to create something entirely new.

In his latest project titled Phasing, Morrow takes the concept of making music and combines it with the idea behind video gaming to create something entirely new.

Drawing on the aesthetic traditions of surrealism, Pop, and minimalism, Fritsch has created something entirely new.

The void as defined by the French Symbolist poets such as Mallarm and then later by the Existentialists, Sartre and Camus, was a metaphor for creating something entirely new, solely dependent upon the nature of the art form and its intrinsic properties.

The artist attempts something entirely new, creating a kind of society in which the separate pieces represent individuals.

She collects these «fragments,» whether they be bits and pieces found on the side of the road or broken remains of a studio project, and then puts the mismatched pieces together to create something entirely new.

The article depicts Bradford's pavilion as a merging of ancient and modern to create something entirely new, fresh and streetwise.

Mr. Tuttle manages to alter the various bits and pieces and arrange them in a certain way to enhance their character, thus creating something entirely new and strange — a work of art.

His work can be seen as a proposition that abstraction and representation are tools for disassembling the world around us and creating something entirely new.

Others use mass - produced material to create something entirely new.

Pier 24 Photography presents Secondhand, an exhibition featuring artists who build repositories of found images, from which they appropriate, construct, edit, and sequence in order to create something entirely new.

Pier 24 Photography presents Secondhand, featuring artists who build repositories of found images or work within existing archives, from which they appropriate, construct, edit, and sequence in order to create something entirely new.

By partially dismantling large - scale structures to make something entirely new, Matta - Clark defined an urban equivalent of Land Art, the massive earthwork installations created in remote settings during the 1960s and 1970s by Michael Heizer, Walter de Maria, Richard Long, and, above all, Robert Smithson, best remembered for his Spiral Jetty in Utah's Great Salt Lake.

Transformation through decomposition and othernatural processes is a constant touchstone in these works, not only as a reference, but also as a metaphor for their artistic processes — breaking down and reconstructing their materials to create something entirely new.

The artist, on his first visit to the city came with some sort of rough plan, and got taken to News From Nowhere, where he decided to drop his plan and create something entirely new; new for him, and new for us.

Whether you're improving an existing product, tracking down energy wasters in your house, or create something entirely new, we want to see your ideas.

The new iPad is better for schools than ever, but if Apple wants to make a dent on the Chromebook's market, it will have to evolve its tablet — or create something else entirely.

Whether that's creating new Alexa capabilities with the Alexa Skills Kit, building devices that use Alexa for new and novel voice experiences using the Alexa Voice Service, or something else entirely, if you have a visionary idea, we'd love to talk to you.

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have been in a relationship for a while and have grown apart want / need to dramatically improve communication want to restore their connection want to get the equivalent of 30 hours of couples therapy in a weekend have a new relationship they wish to protect, nurture and last forever want to get out of painful, destructive patterns and create an entirely new way to love believe their relationship will end if something doesn't change want to create a conscious relationship — where both people can hear, be heard, feel understood and connected again

The relationship entity is actually very intricate because when two separate individuals become a couple, they create something entirely new.