Sentence examples for idea of intermediate from inspiring English sources

I'm partial to the idea of intermediate scrutiny myself, so that everything related to gender, including later cases involving trans issues, can all be considered under the same rubric.

The main idea of intermediate node supported approach relies on the intermediate nodes, such as base station or router, using several mechanisms to help sender to differentiate loss events.

Applying the first step, the Court held that the claims were drawn to abstract idea of intermediated settlement.

The idea of an intermediate stage between childhood and adulthood, with its own peculiar characteristics, was still new when Marlon Brando donned his biker jacket in The Wild One (1953) and answered "What are you rebelling against?" with "What've you got?" Changing social attitudes and a booming postwar economy fed into the emergence of teenagers.

Now, perhaps because the Europeans to whom Gorbachev was making his pitch denounced the idea of holding intermediate-force limits hostage to a comprehensive agreement, the Soviet leader has decided that an initial accord on theater missiles could open the way to a later compromise on strategic forces.

This is clearly not the case with the other ("adaptor") idea, stipulating existence of intermediate molecular agents capable of recognizing both an amino acid and a corresponding codon in mRNAs simultaneously [ 17].

"My view is that Hirschfeld's biggest contribution was to introduce this idea of the many intermediate stages between men and women which we are still exploring to this day," Dose says.

There, "member states can discuss the recommendations of the panel, including the idea of establishing an intermediate level of alert to sound an alarm earlier than a full Public Health Emergency of International Concern," WHO wrote in a statement sent to journalists.

The idea that black holes of intermediate masses (∼1000M⊙) may exist in globular star clusters has gained credence over recent years but no conclusive evidence has been established yet.

She likes the idea of setting short-, intermediand- and long-term goals.

Lee and Mulligan are in favor of abolishing patents, but they also suggested a number of intermediate ideas for reform, from limiting damages for infringement to allowing an "independent invention" defense (more than 90percentt of patent suits nowadays are filed against independent inventors — not copiers).