Sentence examples for idea organised from inspiring English sources

Today March 244) is Ada Lovelace Day, a great idea organised by Suw Charman-Anderson.

An ideology can be seen as simply a set of political ideas organised under an overarching and forward-looking understanding of where we are and where we want to go.

The results show that high-scoring students reported more use of most of the processes (including task representation, careful reading, search reading, connecting and generating ideas, organising intertextual relationship between ideas, organising ideas in a textual structure, and monitoring and revising during text production at both low and high levels) than low-scoring students.

Through reading Sagan I also discovered the work of James Randi and the idea of organised scepticism.

From the PLCO study, after 13 yr of follow-up, there is no evidence to support the idea that organised PSA screening reduces mortality compared with opportunistic screening [14].

By contrast, innovation in how we live our lives, in social solutions and social ideas, is organised in a much more haphazard way, resembling far more the science of the 1890s than that of the 21st century.

In this step a joint list of ideas are organised by applying the NGT procedure.

Common for the workshops is the high concentration of domain experts assembled in one room to communicate via laptops and the extensive use of thematic brainstorming in which ideas were organised and ranked according to consensus-building procedures.

A few years ago I was completely opposed to the idea of organising events.

It's not a bad idea to organise a trial lesson with a new tutor.

"The idea is organising nature not just into pleasing shapes, but also as a kind of spiritual resource," he says.