Sentence examples for given new ideas from inspiring English sources

Recent work has confirmed the importance of surface steps for carbon formation and given new ideas for promotion of the catalyst by inhibition of full dissociation of methane.

The larger the size of the global market, the more the world benefits from a given new idea, since it can then be applied across more activities and more people.

"They give new ideas to run the place," he said.

We hope this paper could give new ideas for further exploiting geothermal energy to design and fabricate highly efficient visible-light-driven photocatalysts for environmental remediation.

The key is not to be frightened, to give new ideas a go and to link up with citizenship teachers in your area.

(Russia's censorship of political expression gave new ideas the status of holy dogma but also encouraged an absolutist frame of mind — which in the end proved equally disastrous).

The networkedness of it gives new ideas the chance to find an audience and encourages collaboration, and for individual bloggers creates some of the intimacy of old print fanzine networks, where you knew a lot of your audience.

Give new ideas a "home" in the organization.

And it falls dramatically in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease - giving new ideas for treating the dementia.

A new proposed concept of Distribution System Security Region (DSSR) [16, 17, 18] may give new ideas for DMS to overcome the defects above.

They posted their project on Kickstarter.com, a website that gives new ideas a financial target and an audience to reach it.