Sentence examples for ideas appropriate from inspiring English sources

For example, one could conceivably use some clever ideas appropriate for the target function, that can yield a better performance than the theoretically assumed a priori information.

We will "not become a nation that penalises the elderly people who happen to retire in a bad year".Demonising his opponent's ideas, appropriating the popular aspects of them and couching the overall policy in populist rhetoric is a coherent strategy, and one Mr Gore excels at: remember his demolition of Bill Bradley's health-care plans.

It also means that you need to be more wary in the future, to avoid having your time and energy wasted and your ideas appropriated.

A cast-iron replacement was envisioned, and lawmakers, thrilled with the idea, appropriated $100,000 to begin construction, with the acquiescence of President Franklin Pierce.

A visit to any garden is bound to inspire the amateur horticulturist to attempt the same thing, mitigated by the hope that any idea appropriated can be given a twist that makes it one's own.

Plato thus seems to mark it as an idea appropriated from the sophistic enemy; it is at any rate a precious piece of common ground which can provide a starting-point for argument.

Encouraging the implementation of these ideas when appropriate.

These force middle managers to carve out their own ideas about appropriate action and to sell peers in neighboring areas or more than one boss.

Any ideas on appropriate research grants?

We have a tendency to make judgments about another person's integrity based on our ideas of appropriate behavior.

We pose similar questions below to illustrate the ideas regarding appropriate structuring of the data for correlational analyses with hierarchical data.