Sentence examples for heterogeneous ideas from inspiring English sources

Mr. Muldoon cited Dr. Johnson's description of metaphysical poetry as heterogeneous ideas yoked together by violence.

"Not that I get up in the morning and say, 'Let's yoke together by violence heterogeneous ideas,' but that's the way the world comes to me," Mr. Muldoon said.

It also does not mean that all of our ideas are homogenous and that heterogeneous ideas about what is best cannot exist side by side in the same system without leading to conflict (though they sometimes do).

However, students often have complex, heterogeneous ideas about scientific concepts.

Students often have heterogeneous ideas about scientific concepts.

Further, we use this approach to reveal students' heterogeneous ideas about chemical concepts in biology.

In this paper, we analyze in which way users of different service classes should be assigned in a heterogeneous scenario, thereby extending ideas from [3, 4].

These ideas are heterogeneous, extending from proposals that consider viruses functionally as living beings and/or as descendants of viral lineages that preceded cell evolution to other claims that consider viruses and/or some viral families a fourth domain of life.

Such ideas concerning heterogeneous genomic divergence have a long history in the hybrid zone literature [ 16- 18], but have been revitalized by new genomic studies [ 19- 28].

Thirdly, the insights offered by identification and analysis of these networks of heterogeneous elements (humans, materials, ideas and practices) will be compared with the insights available through more conventional analyses of social networks or communities of practice (in which only humans are considered actors).

The objective of the current study was to test the idea that heterogeneous RA synovial tissues can be assigned to subgroups that share common patterns of gene expression, have different associated systemic biomarkers, and that might respond differentially to therapy.