Sentence examples for chains of ideas from inspiring English sources

If he had known more, it might have led him to produce less interesting chains of ideas.

In following the chain of ideas that led to Feynman's Nobel, Krauss begins with a familiar phenomenon — the way a light ray takes a sudden bend when it enters a pool of water.

Imagination also creates chains of associated ideas, encouraging thoughts to move rapidly from one idea to another.

Ideas feed in and give you a whole chain of other ideas.

Towering above the bunks are enlarged versions of well-known pieces — some familiar from past Unilever commissions — that create a daisy chain of mutating ideas, bodies and species.

This isn't really a surprise, because Mari Vanna is part of a small chain of theme restaurants, focusing on the idea of Russian nostalgia, and on this evidence they are wonderful.

In his article, Tattersall also explains that the whole idea of links (missing or not) is rooted in previous concepts of the Great Chain of Being the idea that organisms can be arranged in a sequence from lowest to highest, with humans looking down upon other species.

Several cultural phenomena undoubtedly contributed, including the historical prominence of the great chain of being idea, the tendency to progress of some cultural changes such as science and technology, and our understandable preoccupation with our own unprecedented species.

They are part of the value chain of the idea.

This study proposes a novel dynamic approach for supply chain management based on the development of a dynamic framework to model supply chains, and on the application of ideas from process dynamics and control to manage it.

The power of logic becomes increasingly clear when we chain together such elementary steps into longer and longer chains of reasoning, and the idea of logic as uninformative becomes correspondingly less and less plausible.