Sentences with phrase «something out of the concept»

So, why on earth would anyone think yet another attempt to make something out of the concept would be a good idea?

The seats are rigid and well - bolstered, but you'd expect that in an AMG, so no real complaints; plus, they're thin and attractive, with metal - accented shells that seem a bit like something out of a concept.

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One might go further and point out that the concept of «person» helps us understand human dignity as something deriving from the fact of one's intrinsic being» rather than from the extent of freestanding autonomy, the «quality of life,» that a person might demonstrate.

In Thomas's thought, knowing is context dependent in a number of ways; indeed, he sees acquiring new concepts as a process of spotting and understanding specific differences - and how can one spot a difference unless one also has a context from which something can stand out?

Russ, you said, «while it is a «huge leap» (as you say) to claim the specificity of the Judeo - Christian God in this particular finding, how is it not * equally * (if not more so) a leap to filter out the concept of transcendence (which you call a «self - contained oxymoron»), without any alternate explanation for the paradoxical «something out of nothing» origins of our universe?»

while it is a «huge leap» (as you say) to claim the specificity of the Judeo - Christian God in this particular finding, how is it not * equally * (if not more so) a leap to filter out the concept of transcendence (which you call a «self - contained oxymoron»), without any alternate explanation for the paradoxical «something out of nothing» origins of our universe?

The only way it can even possibly hold up under its own weight is if you throw the concept of original sin out entirely, spin it as something like «this is a metaphor for humans achieving sentience,» and in the process lose the entire purpose and mission of Jesus.

In the same way, the concept of what can happen only once as absolutely unrepeatable necessitates the counter-concept of what always is and always was [eines Immer - Seienden, eines Immer - Gewesen], even though one might be able to make conceptual sense out of something (even everything) in terms of the former concepts.

Since it is a simple coming - to - be out of something and is itself coming to be something, its very concept excludes the possibility of repetition.

The concept that I can throw a bunch of lingering veggies in my fridge into a bowl and come out with something wonderful, well, I'm all about that!

By now, they have mostly grasped the concept of «object permanence ``, an important milestone reflecting a baby's understanding that when something is out of sight, it still exists.

I think she will get a lot out of a greater understanding of the concept that she's part of something big and important, something that is happening all over the country.»

To young people considering a career in science, Europe's Chief Science Advisor Anne Glover says when you face challenges, remember the rewards of struggling with a concept then celebrating when you figure something out or make a discovery.

This is, of course, not to say that these concepts are not covered elsewhere in staff development, but for academic integrity to truly function properly it needs to be part of the mainstream discourse around learning and teaching, not something that academics find out about through rules and regulations once something goes wrong.»

One way to tease out the subtler possible impacts of emerging technologies is to think of risk as a threat to something of value — an idea that's embedded in the somewhat new concept of Risk Innovation.

While the concept of breaking a sweat with someone as relationship - building is not unique to CrossFit, in CrossFit «working out» really means something much more specific.

Though not always true but this is something that a woman has to face because some people date out their race just to show off and it makes the concept and idea of interracial dating sound bad.

War, the Game is a title that all strategy lovers should try out at least once in order to see how smaller teams can innovate by taking the classic concepts of the genre and turning them into something new.

It's as if they wanted something that would make them stand out in a crowded independent horror world, but they didn't really wan na put in the effort to make sure the execution of that concept was actually strong.

In the case of Annihilation, one wonders why you would green - light something so high - concept and be surprised when it turns out «intellectual».

The problem with Little Man isn't the concept, which is amusing enough to think that something funny could have been made out of it in the right hands.

The formula for Semi-Pro is lifted right out of his very own Old School, which was a lazy concept already, whereby a bunch of misfits must somehow come together and compete in a unified fashion to make something of themselves, usually utilizing the crassest, most juvenile means possible in the process.

Swapping minds and lives: the fantasy concept sounds like something straight out of THE TWILIGHT ZONE and it very well might be.

While you may be tempted to pass up «Criminal» because of its ridiculously high concept — something about mind - swapping and the CIA — the thriller boasts an impressive cast that calls out for a second look: Ryan Reynolds, Kevin Costner, Gary Oldman, Tommy Lee Jones, Alice Eve, Gal Gadot and Michael Pitt.

We've seen a lot of electric concepts come and go promising out - there styling and fantastic range — but finally, we've found something that might melt our cold hearts in the 2019 Jaguar I - Pace.

Bob Lutz, then head of product development, vetoed even small deviations, such as swapping out the concept's deep - dish steering wheel for something sportier with a smaller diameter.

Beautifully - styled inside and out, the I.D. Buzz probably has higher chances of actually reaching production than previous VW bus concepts, but we're not holding our breath - VW's real electric mobility push won't start until 2020 and it'll be 2025 before they're selling in any real volume - and something more akin to the regular I.D. concept will likely take priority in those plans.

Under the Hood: «In order to create something that stirs people's soul, we've laid out the concept of a new sedan that provides fun and excitement behind the wheel,» said Masato Katsumata, the Chief Engineer of the new Camry.

Honda may not have rolled a concept out to adoring crowds at the Frankfurt motor show, but its upcoming 2015 Civic Type R did make something of a global debut today in a video that shows the heavily...

«In order to create something that stirs people's soul, we've laid out the concept of a new sedan that provides fun and excitement behind the wheel,» said Masato Katsumata, chief engineer for the project.

And they look fantastic, like something straight out of a concept car.

Anytime an automaker rolls out something that boring and production - feasible, I begin to wonder how much of a «concept car» it really is.

Our Facebook Achievements are based upon the concept of «gamification» which is the concept of motivating «action» in a user - base by providing awards and public recognition for accomplishing certain tasks — in essence, making a «game» out of something that is typically seen as more «mundane.»

Firstly I'd just like to point out that the following question may flag the reader as some sort of cheap, novice attempt to turn a incredibly complex concept into something fast and easy, like a hack...

It is taking something precious and cheapening it by turning it into a transaction and promoting a concept that dog ownership is something you can jump into and out of.

... So move financing from something that occurs between a publisher and a developer... Instead have it be something where funding is coming out of community for games and game concepts they really like.»

It might not even necessarily be a concept for a specific gameplay mechanic, we'll just see one of his random drawings and pull something cool out of it, and turn it into a gameplay element.

We all want as many features as we can possibly get out of games, and it's fair to say that the concept of an unlimited game is something we all wouldn't mind trying out.

EA: So initially when we thought about this idea of something breaking and having to get it again, we thought about it with different items instead of weapons and we tried it out and it was a lot of fun and we wanted to expand on it and we tried different things and we found the idea of having to go out and collect things and search for things was very fun and we thought what about what would be the most fun and what can we apply this concept to and we could get the most out of this and we realized that weapons is where it is, because in a world filled with enemies losing your weapon is such a crucial mistake and you lose your way of fighting and encourages the player to carefully use their weapons and not swing it every which way however they want.

Each level plays out from a top down view like a micro-stealth experience; starting mainly from your parked car (some levels spice this up a bit, but the concept is generally the same) the general gameplay flow goes something like this: check out where your objectives are, watch out for the patrol paths of any cops on the scene and plan your route.

When we came up with the concept of Alan Wake, we felt that we were on to something that was going to be compelling and good, and we checked out there to see if there were any engines that could do the kind of work that we needed it to do, from the light and dark perspective, and there was nothing.

On the other hand, there's something about Lobodestroyo's style that stands out a bit more, at least in terms of the concept art.

The a extensive post on the PlayStation Blog, Griesemer speaks of the approach that Highwire has taken to developing for VR, pointing out that there are two potentials paths — to iterate on existing, proven concepts, or to go outside the box and try and image something that has never been done before.

On the other hand, if you're able to use your creative mind to offer somethingon fivrr that would be fun, easy, and related somehow to the work you really love to do (rather than something that feels trivial) then it could be a stream of income to test ideas, practice sketching out quirky concepts, and as Chris said above, «create value, relationships or a portfolio that will build over time», selling work on fivrr / or donating work to silent auctions for organizations you believe in could complement a proactive artist's other marketing efforts.

For O'Connor's installation at Tinney Contemporary, entitled «Ceiling of Black Birds,» she knew she wanted to make something out of paper, but as is the case with so much of her work, the specific concept came to her in a dream.

Not trying to select a site to try and make it mean something, but instead have a clear concept in advance and really the exciting part of artistic practice is engagement with that site and trying to really wrestle meaning out of it.

Drawing on the Grand Unification Theory in quantum physics, techniques used in biodynamic agriculture and permaculture, Joseph Beuys» concept of «Social Sculpture,» the WWII maxim «Use It Up, Wear It Out, Make It Do, or Do Without,» and Buckminster Fuller's idea that «To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete,» Santoro proposes a hybrid approach to current social and environmental challenges that invites participation and collaboration from her audiences.

Sam Glover: Okay, we're back so you just dropped something that I want to spend a couple of minutes on, but I just, as an introductory concept, but we could spin it out into many podcasts of its own and that's links.

Unfortunately, the concept of risk isn't as easily measured as something like, say, distance or price, so insurance companies had to determine a way to accurately assess the risk of a client, resulting in the questionnaires clients are asked to fill out before receiving a price quote.

Silicon Valley produces some of the weirdest food concepts — lab - grown hamburgers, something called Soylent, and protein powder made out of crickets.