Sentence examples for appropriate idea from inspiring English sources

Also, such studies can give an appropriate idea about the nature and extent of intermolecular interactions involved between the solute and solvent in solutions.

Around the same time, Freud began to isolate a purely psychological component: "anxiety neurosis," a free-floating fear "ready to attach itself to any appropriate idea". Predictably, as soon as this feeling was given a name, people saw it everywhere.

In order to analyze the extent of solvation behaviour and stability of ascorbic acid (AA) in water or aqueous ionic liquid (IL) solutions, the knowledge of their thermodynamic properties is prerequisite which gives an appropriate idea about interactions involved in solutions.

Therefore, it is an appropriate idea to use a balanced approach to measure and evaluate supply chain performance comprehensively.

The central question, however, is not whether zombies can exist in our world, but whether they, or a whole zombie world (which is sometimes a more appropriate idea to work with), are possible in some broader sense.

We have not found any texts that introduce the more appropriate idea that potential energy depends on the position of the objects interacting within a field.

As a result, 70% of the participants could generate appropriate ideas.

Meanwhile, inventors from countries not governed by patent laws were free to appropriate ideas patented by innovators in other countries.

"We have these culturally ingrained ideas about what we consider attractive or appropriate, ideas of what's O.K. for men or women.

What if, instead, Moore invaded countries in order to appropriate ideas and policies that help people, and then take them back to America?

"Don't assume that we did not have serious conversations which produced creative and appropriate ideas and possibilities for how we can resolve that.