Sentence examples for idea applied from inspiring English sources

Kuhn's idea applied to physics, but it also profoundly influenced--and irritated--sociology, history, philosophy, and economics.

In an opinion written by Justice Samuel A. Alito, the Supreme Court reversed the Second Circuit's decision, holding that the recovery provision of the IDEA applied only to attorneys' fees.

Ms. Salter is interested in the Japanese concept of "wabi," which might be translated as "simple" or "austere," as well as "imperfect" and "transient," and you see that idea applied throughout the show in paintings whose surfaces have been scraped and systematically worn down by the artist.

An old idea applied to a whole new generation and its bag of fresh tools.

Moreover, Whewell explained that each Fundamental Idea has certain "conceptions" included within it; these conceptions are "special modifications" of the Idea applied to particular types of circumstances (1858b, 187).

The idea applied to a finite difference scheme approximating a geophysical flow produces a scheme consistent with the accuracy of the original scheme, but on a mesh three times more refined.

The same idea applies here".

The same idea applies at Netflix.

Exactly the same idea applies to Printed Matter itself.

And the same simple idea applies to writing, I hope.

"But this idea applies to all consumer products companies with a global strategy.