Sentence examples for idea transport from inspiring English sources

Others expand that, up to a full multi-room series of Zelda puzzles, taking an idea ("transport the fire", for instance) and iterating on it.

BB cream – an idea transported from Asian markets such as South Korea and China - has been a great success in the western markets to the point that it can be described as a phenomenon.

Businesses should work closely with their chosen shipping providers to get an accurate idea of transport schedules, rates and transit times, and also stay in close communication with all of their trading partners and distributors so they are aware of any potential delays or disruptions once their items have left the UK.

The work with SFE GmbH on the frequency response problem for interior acoustic field computation started out as a clear transfer project (a one way street), with the idea to transport the knowledge and know-how about current linear system and eigenvalue solver technologies available in the academic environment into an industrial software environment.

Such detail has so far being ignored as HS2 is the Tories' big idea for transport expansion, given that a third runway at Heathrow has being ruled out.

The idea of transport associated with the solution of a scalar equation is used for the convective part of the compressible Euler equations.

A small town businessman had what seemed like a promising idea, to transport New York trash by barge to a landfill in North Carolina, where it would be converted into methane to heat homes.

Linked to Vital's personal journeys, they become vehicles for an idea and transport one - which is the underlying root meaning of the word metaphor.

"Pointing a laser at an aircraft is not only a reckless act that puts people at unnecessary risk, it's simply not a bright idea," Federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau said at a press conference entirely devoted to the problem on Tuesday.

A doctor from Australia summarised this idea " their transport doesn't work or they have got major other responsibilities in their life such as funerals, or child care or elderly people to look after or drug issues or abusive domestic violence situations then they are going to miss out on that information".

Just 1% thought he had the best ideas on transport or housing, while 2% thought he had the best ideas on the environment.