Sentence examples for a relatively recent idea from inspiring English sources

RESTORING damaged habitats to something like their pristine condition is a relatively recent idea.

At the microscopic level the paper concentrates on car-following models and also presents a relatively recent idea on developing a comprehensive microscopic model of driver behaviour.

A relatively recent idea of extending the benefits of MIMO systems to multiuser scenarios seems promising in the context of achieving high data rates envisioned for future cellular standards after 3G (3rd Generation).

At first blush, DATA seems like a relatively recent idea.

The idea of biblical inerrancy is a relatively recent idea, an anti-modern reaction against the rise of science and biblical scholarship.

This has been assumed in biological classification ever since and is congruent with the relatively recent idea of evolution as descent with modification.

This supports the idea of a relatively recent origin of the FRK class.

For the rat, laboratory strains still harbor a large portion of the haplotypes present in wild isolates, suggesting a relatively recent common origin and supporting the idea that rat inbred strains, in contrast to mouse inbred strains, originate from a single species, R. norvegicus.

Still others plump for elaborate after-school programmes or for linking teachers' pay to how well pupils do.A relatively recent addition to this menu is the idea of paying students directly for performance.

But perhaps, as a relatively recent convert to Catholicism, I take such ideas way too literally.

Since the existence of this complexity and huge number of (contrasting) voices, 'interculturalists' could be depicted as a relatively recent group of authors who have injected their ideas in what we have called 'the ever growing multicultural library'.