Sentence examples for idea of jamming from inspiring English sources
"Something we took directly from street dance, and from music," he says, "is the idea of jamming.
Ms. Anderson observes in an interview in this month's Art in America magazine that artists like Darger could have gotten from magazine ads, billboards and commercial packaging the idea of jamming together disparate but related images.
I don't relish the idea of jamming my finger into the screen, so I like that a delicate touch does the trick.
The idea of jamming another company's app into your app might not appeal to many Western developers, but there's certainly evidence that a 'kitchen sink' approach to apps has taken off in parts of Asia.
Following the idea of jamming, the authors in[29] proposed to select two relays to simultaneously serve the legitimate user and confuse the eavesdropper.
The underlying idea of JAMMING is that residues central for residue-residue contacts should be critical for protein function.
It was years before the idea of jam bands, but there were jam bands in Philadelphia.
Sessioning is the magicians' equivalent of jamming.
The idea of one party jamming through something over the objection of the other tends to divide the nation, not make us a more safe and prosperous place.
I started a popular youth page in 'The Independent' newspaper (now defunct) which gave me the idea of starting JAM, a magazine of, for and by the youth.
Back then it was possible to keep out or at least cut down on the influence of foreign ideas by jamming Western broadcasts.
