Sentence examples for a brief idea of from inspiring English sources

What I learned in the subject was limited to Mendel's experiment and conclusions, and a brief idea of Darwin's voyage and theories.

Table 1 and Fig. 1, respectively, summarize the indicators used in the method and the component derived, and provide a brief idea of the framework adopted (in-depth details are available in Appendix).

A brief idea of the self-repair technique that is capable of handling multiple faults and the various steps involved in designing the video compression modules is discussed in this paper.

This review article provides a brief idea of adhesives being used in commercially, types of transdermals, their anatomy, fabrication design, assessment of adhesion parameters, regulatory aspects, success and commercial application of adhesive technology in transdermal therapy.

The QSAR model thus developed helps in quantification of the extent of contribution of the various molecular fragments towards the activity of the molecules, while the 3D pharmacophore model provides a brief idea of the essential molecular features that help the molecules to interact with the neighbouring free radicals.

In this paper, we discuss the energy requirements of rural India, followed by technical design of the SoUL lamp that has been distributed, along with a brief idea of the objectives and the framework which has been incorporated while distributing SoUL.

The brief idea of VS [12, 14] is based on the assumption of the for-matching sequences parallel with the continuously recorded trajectory (usually assuming the one indicated by INS).

Audiences familiar with the R.S.C. "Don Carlos" will get the idea, though a brief video of excerpts from "The White Devil" promises a bolder eye for spectacle, a more operatic ear for music and a hand more lavish in spilling stage blood.

Plenty fall in the middle (like Yammer, Heelo and Disqus), offering a very brief, vague idea of what's going on followed by links to more information.

Indeed, Mr. Boch said, a brief test last year of the idea of adding Governors Island to the tour of the statue and Ellis Island "did not demonstrate any significant demand for it".

But after a brief description of the idea, which sounds on its face both impractical and politically unattainable, he refers the reader to another law professor's book -- one that has not yet been published, in fact -- for a fuller explanation.