Sentence examples for an idea introduced from inspiring English sources

Based on an idea introduced by Benjamin and Cornell (1970. Probability, statistics and decision for civil engineers.

Some background to the piece: domain-driven design is an idea introduced by Eric Evans, providing a concrete way of anchoring software development to they way people think.

In a sense, then, this is an instance of the "tragedy of the commons", an idea introduced by the ecologist Garrett Hardin 50 years ago to explain why individual users acting selfishly behave contrary to the common good of all users.

Recently, based on an idea introduced in the work of Moudafi and Thakur [9], Yao et al. [10], Shehu [11] and Shehu et al. [12, 13] proposed some iteration algorithms for solving proximal split feasibility problems which are related to problem (1.1).

This year was the first time adult Eurovision displayed the "Parade of Nations",which already existed in Junior Eurovision since 2004, an idea introduced by Sweden to become a new Eurovision tradition.

Terence's second book expanded on an idea introduced in "Mushrooms and Evolution," that hallucinogenic mushrooms have been used by humans for "perhaps tens of millennia," and that the interaction "is not a static symbiotic relationship, but rather a dynamic one through which at least one of the parties has been bootstrapped to higher and higher cultural levels".

In some ways, neuromorphic engineering, especially its application to neuroscience, harkens back to an older idea, introduced by the French mathematician and astronomer Pierre-Simon Laplace (1749-1825), whelpedped set the stage for the theory of scientific determinism.

The construction of PLL tracking jitter maps over a certain area was a novel idea introduced in Sreeja et al. (2011b) which can be used to assess the tracking performance of GNSS receivers.

It is considered to be a new idea introduced by Islamic scientists, from whom it passed into the Latin world.

Remember, progressive taxation was a Republican idea, introduced under GOP President Theodore Roosevelt.

Our system of tax credits is a fundamentally sound idea, introduced by Gordon Brown in April 2003, that after more than a decade's experience needs reform – as you would expect.