Sentence examples for a fertile concept from inspiring English sources

A fertile concept vanishes behind confused, overwrought style.

Another new and fertile concept put forward by Jacques Monod dealt with the lactose permease, a membrane-associated protein, believed to allow bacterial cells to pump β-galactosides from the medium (Rickenberg et al 1956).

Despite the fertile concept, it's hard to care about, much less root for, the irritable, charisma-challenged Barney.

In spite of persistent reservations about the applicability of biological principles to political and social problems (Julian Huxley, 1941; Stephens, 1970; Ingle, 1975), various features of the organic analogy remained fertile concepts not only for scientists but also increasingly for social commentators and novelists.

While its past issues have been a fertile ground for new scientific concepts and paradigms it is the appropriate international scientific platform to recognize the importance of agent technologies for the traffic research community.

This demand has in turn created a fertile ground for summer STEM programs in the Bay Area like COSMOS that explore concepts in engineering.

It is a fertile image.

It was a fertile ground.

Spring is a fertile time.

Remittances are also a fertile market.

Chalk, like limestone, endows a fertile soil.