Sentence examples for extracting ideas from inspiring English sources

It's exciting to see that even a centuries old medium such as painting still has much room for exploration and experimentation as artists go about extracting ideas from different disciplines to create new tools and techniques.

Managers need to focus on extracting value from ideas, wherever they come from.

We are creating sophisticated new computational models for extracting and representing ideas and measuring their impact and novelty, and for extracting and representing social relations and identifying forms of multidisciplinary collaboration.

Other ideas include extracting water and leaving a dry residue for use as fuel or fertiliser, or making latrines into fly traps, hence cutting the spread of disease.Some 22 universities around the world are working with Gates.

The idea of extracting resources from asteroids is not new, and even predates the Space Age.

Though he intended to study taxonomy, he was so intrigued by the idea of extracting DNA from ancient material that he switched his focus.

Brin and Page, who met as graduate students at Stanford University, were intrigued with the idea of extracting meaning from the mass of data accumulating on the Internet.

An innovative idea on extracting clean energy from man-made wind resources with micro wind turbine system for power generation is introduced in this paper.

For the concept, YouNoodle gathers information on the business idea (probably extracting keywords for analysis), where it's located, and lots of other data.

"I think it is a good idea because we are really extracting carbon dioxide from the atmosphere - and it is completely different between extracting and preventing".

There are men who toil at extracting gold; he toiled at the extraction of pity [empathy].