Sentence examples for applied ideas from inspiring English sources

As a historian, he applied ideas from the new left of the 1950s to the English civil war, exploring the English revolution to its roots.

They applied ideas that had been developed in the social sciences and combined them with a rich ongoing tradition in mathematics.

His nonfiction book Beyond Nakedness (1990) applied ideas from Freud's Civilisation and Its Discontents to the human need to be clothed, studying nudist societies of various places and times.

2. Quantitative finance applied ideas from operations research, physics, biology, supply chain management and elsewhere to problems of money and markets.

Sirgy (1982) proposed self-image product-image congruity theory to describe the process of how people applied ideas concerning the self to their purchasing.

HR's collection of applied ideas revealed itself in that moment as a well-integrated system.

I've learned to think about things laterally and apply ideas from seemingly disparate fields.

"MedCo" manufactures and sells advanced medical equipment, often applying ideas that have been developed elsewhere.

It is as important to be imaginative in applying ideas as in acquiring them.

In particular, Soldiers and Marines tend to apply ideas that succeed in one area to another area.

Mr Anderson is one of a growing number of computer scientists who are applying ideas from economic theory to information security.