Sentence examples for earliest ideas from inspiring English sources

Many consider the concept of copyleft to be a return to the earliest ideas of intellectual property, which treat ideas and their specific forms as a common heritage.

Each of their geomorphic concepts has a measure of validity, but the earliest ideas were formulated on the basis of very incomplete information.

One of her earliest ideas included fashioning a line of unlabeled handbags out of a then unorthodox fabric called Pocono nylon the durable water-resistant fabric often used to make military tents.

One of the earliest ideas De Waal mentioned as an origin of the exhibition From Zero was a need to make a pot and make a place to put it away, or hide it, give it some room, a place in which to be itself.

One of the earliest ideas was Echo integration.

As a brief history, ocular lenses have developed by the earliest ideas from Leonardo da Vinci to the present day.

The earliest idea was to put school buildings at each corner, flanking a central meeting hall.

The earliest idea of revelation is the one found in the Hebrew Scriptures, in which the speech of God is addressed to Moses and the Prophets.

He's been a big believer in the team since it was in its earliest idea stage.

The simplest and earliest idea was that SRP has high affinity and selectivity for a ribosome exposing a hydrophobic signal (Walter et al., 1981).

Early ideas were proposed and dropped.