Sentence examples for analyzing an idea from inspiring English sources

In analyzing an idea, we will in all cases eventually come upon simple ideas (WL I, 263 265).

He was not a scholar; he had no intellectual training; he could not analyze an idea, and he could not even conceive of admitting two; but in life one could get along very well without ideas, if one only had the social instinct".

The authors in [10] present and analyze an idea to decode the sum of the code-words at the relay followed by a broadcast phase which performs Slepian-Wolf coding with structured codes.

The budget office is analyzing a compromise idea to create at least two national health plans modeled after those for federal workers and members of Congress.

Before comparing the different descriptor the novel descriptor set to was analyzed get an idea of the descriptors abilities to characterize differences and similarities between the natural amino acids via PCA. Figure 1A shows the first two principle components of all 20 natural AAs when employing the ProtFP descriptor set.

It's sometimes hard to analyze where an idea came from.

In this article we explore product personality and character, illustrating the ideas by analyzing a number of products, noting particularly how the choice of material and process has contributed.

Rogers ([2003]) developed these ideas after analyzing a wide variety of innovations - from farmers using a new hybrid seed to physicians utilizing a new drug to corporations incorporating a new technology - and the theory also applies to educational innovations (Nutley et al. [2002]; Berman and McLaughlin [1978]; Green and Johnson [1996]).

"What it demonstrates is someone who thinks incredibly deeply, who's analyzed a lot of ideas in an almost profound way".

Rating justifications were analyzed to have an idea of the assessment constructs of the teacher-raters.

Discharge changes over time are represented by a hydrograph of each station analyzed and provide an idea of the temporal variability of annual periodicities of dry and rainy seasons, as shown in Fig. 2.