Sentence examples for applying the ideas from inspiring English sources
"I've long been interested in taking traditional urban principles and applying the ideas to modern design," Mr. Robins said.
Its difficulty lies in applying the ideas, not in the ideas themselves.' Less generous authors would make whole chapters out of such throwaway remarks.
"For he was at his best," Van Doren wrote, "not when he was basic, not when he was trying to understand the man he was, but when he was being that man, when he was applying the ideas which that man had furnished him.
In the current paper, we build multiplicity results for superlinear gradient systems by applying the ideas constructed in [9].
A methodology for applying the ideas to designing whole buildings, neighborhoods, or urban areas is described and illustrated, and then ecosystem services analysis in relation to building materials specification is discussed.
Without doubt, instruments were designed using the tools of that period, namely, a ruler and a compass and applying the ideas of Pythagoras or Vitruv, to achieve a perfectly balanced instrument.
And I'm also interested in applying the idea to architecture.
Applying the idea to Rush Farm, Parsons created Stockwood CBS, which will buy the farm and business park.
Boutique Beams in Tokyo is a great find — applying the idea of a sushi conveyor belt to T-shirts.
On the south coast Antibes, Cannes and Nice are applying the idea to tourist spots.Not all adults are happy.
Joel Slemrod, director of the Office of Tax Policy Research at the University of Michigan, favors applying the idea of uniform definitions to more than just who qualifies as a child.
