Sentence examples for arising idea from inspiring English sources

The D2D service selection is similar to an ad hoc service selection, but the D2D concept is a newly arising idea in recent years [16 18].

But this thought arises: what idea?

From that thesis arose an idea that Pielke Jr continues to push today, much to the discomfort of some climate scientists.

With Bacon, through Ibn al-Haytham, there arises the idea of testing for truth through isolated particulars.

From this arose the idea that executive pay should be linked to the share price, in the form of options.

Gradually there arose the idea of proportionate punishment, such as was reflected in the biblical dictum "an eye for an eye" (see talion).

Sight is not an internal sense since the arising of the idea of blue, for example, does not depend upon the previous arising of any other idea.

Second, impact could also arise from ideas that lead to practical applications that changed clinical or public health care practices.

Data and ideas arising from ADNI and the various collaborative meetings have provided the ideas and data behind the discussion in this article.

Seventeen infrastructure planning experts were interviewed, then assembled to re-develop ideas arising from the interviews.

Each quote was chosen because it best represents recurring ideas arising from discussions.