Sentence examples for everyday idea from inspiring English sources

"It's based on the idea of shrines," she said, "that this everyday idea that you bump into — in this case roots on the ground — can take you into a meditative state".

Carthy once again turns an everyday idea on its head in this cartoon about the alternate history of rave culture.

The simplest case would be two electrons starting at A and B ending at C and D. The amplitude would be calculated as the "difference", E(A to D) × E(B to C) − E(A to C) × E(B to D), where we would expect, from our everyday idea of probabilities, that it would be a sum.

Usually when a designer challenges everyday ideas as radically as Kawakubo, it's a commercial liability.

How do you communicate everyday ideas to children who may be deaf or blind?

Colorado's Lean Everyday Ideas (LEI) program intends to remedy this problem by carrying CDOT employee innovations from the initial suggestion stage through to replication.

Other everyday ideas that may be illustrated in analogical gestures include relational abstractions like reciprocity, tit-for-tat, give-and-take, and many others (for additional discussion, see Beaudoin-Ryan & Goldin-Meadow, 2014; Cooperrider & Goldin-Meadow: When gesture becomes analogy, submitted).

Research on misconceptions maintain that students' proper understanding of the target concept are usually hindered by everyday ideas that need to be replaced with correct conceptions (Gee 2004a; Warren et al. 2001).

Instead of choosing to buy stock in specific companies, Motif allows investors to invest in different portfolios of stocks, each called a "motif," that are centered around everyday ideas.

They are related to our everyday ideas of probability by the simple rule that the probability of an event is the square of the length of the corresponding amplitude arrow.

Even when they are scientifically incorrect, students' everyday ideas and conceptions can be used to establish a foundation to build new knowledge (Howe, 1996; Murphy, 2012).