Sentence examples for being the kernel of from inspiring English sources

This reduction is not an equivalent reduction in the usual sense (for this definition see, e.g., [[10], p. 19]), because N ( R ′ k ∕ ( k + 2 ) ) ≠ { 0 }, N ( R ′ k ∕ ( k + 2 ) ) being the kernel of the operator R'k/ k+2).

Perhaps, I'll overhear a conversation that will strike me as being the kernel of a great idea for a novel.

And there's the kernel of the next idea.

It is the kernel of what I stand for".

That is the kernel of the matter now before Congress.

This may be the kernel of the worrying truth about England.

That idea, Mr. Pakman recalled, was the kernel of what has become myplay.

But there is the kernel of truth, and it's an important kernel.

Once again, this is crucial – this is the kernel of compulsive game design, from Space Invaders to Call of Duty.

What's good in "Wanderlust" is the kernel of melodrama from which the comedy grows the bourgeois blues.

"That's where the learning came from, and they were the kernel of this idea," Mr. Osborne said.