Sentence examples for ideas and structures from inspiring English sources

Others, such as Itamar Moses, are more macro, toying with big ideas and structures and letting drama — or warped comedy — trickle down.

The emergence of Islam in Arabia in the 7th century ce brought Judaism face to face with a second religious movement that derived some of its ideas and structures from the older tradition.

One thing that happened that I wouldn't have anticipated two years ago is the B.P.M.'s [beats per minute] going up in pop music and the infiltration of dance-music ideas and structures and textures into American pop.

With the transformation of Judaism into an ecclesiastical institution, largely on the model of German Protestant churches, its ideas and structures took on the cast of its environment in a way quite unlike what had ensued in its earlier confrontations with various philosophical systems.

By redeeming this correspondence we try to make explicit a convergence of ideas and structures between two distinct threads of Theoretical Computer Science.

The Army 2020 design displays many innovative ideas and structures, reflecting many hard lessons of the Iraq and Afghan wars and the likely challenges of future land operations, particularly fighting "hybrid" enemies and the increasing requirement for urban operations.

While Ms. Hoptman's choices suggest too much attention to her ideas and structuring principles, the show's excess of fashionable artists also reflects a dependence on New York and Europe's hottest galleries.

HT provided the ideas and structure of the whole article and drafted the "Principle and History of Perovskite SCs" and "Intramolecular Exchange" sections.

The briefing approach used to design an 'accessible' building is presented, including the method used to record ideas and structure decisions made throughout the briefing process.

Not about the death of people, but the death of old ideas, systems, and structures.

Additionally, political science theory and research has consistently demonstrated that policy development is rarely linear or rational 28 but has three core units of analysis as presented in figure 1: ideas, actors and structures.