Sentence examples for idea were introduced from inspiring English sources

To handle imprecise data in DEA, models of imprecise data envelopment analysis (IDEA) were introduced.

This idea was introduced by Frege.

Although the idea was introduced in 1984 by the entrepreneur Paddy McNally, the concept was slow to take off.

(The idea was introduced by Vincent Baudriller and Hortense Archambault when they were appointed as the festival directors in 2003).

The truth is that once the initial idea is introduced to the market it will have to be revised, redesigned and improved many times over.

On Monday at a sparsely attended meeting, where the idea was introduced, four residents spoke in favor of letting owners do whatever they wanted.

The idea was introduced in the late 1940s by John von Neumann, who proposed that a program be electronically stored in binary-number format in a memory device so that instructions could be modified by the computer as determined by intermediate computational results.

This unpleasant idea was introduced by Senator Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, and it leads me to a point that is worth underscoring: We do not have a problem with the American people, we have a problem with American women.

As with any conspiracy theory, the flat-Earth idea is introduced by way of a handful of seeming anomalies, things that don't seem to fit the "official" story.

A twig snapped, the result of his own footfall, yet the sound reflected as another presence in the woods, stalking him, and once this idea was introduced, fantasy took hold.

This idea is introduced in Suppes 1970.