Sentence examples for ideas described from inspiring English sources

John Locke, who thought about all these ideas, described personhood in general as a forensic concept.

Most suggestions offered are for more traffic signals and about parking Some of the outlandish ideas described.

This week, Clinton is giving a series of speeches laying out the ideas described in the book.

In 1922, Dr. Lewis Fry Richardson, a British physicist with a penchant for grand ideas, described how to forecast the behavior of the atmosphere.

There aren't 1,001 inventions on display, but those that are, along with the ideas described, are meant to show that the Western Dark Ages really were a Golden Age of Islam: a thousand years, in the show's reckoning, that lasted into the 17th century.

It incorporates many ideas described by Alex Clark [50, 51].

The document, which describes details of the SAIC contract and is entitled "Winning the War of Ideas," describes a bleak picture of how that battle is going.

By comparison with Britain's economic troubles, Mr Cameron's "touchy feely green agenda"—as even a firm supporter of the prime minister's ideas describes it can seem trifling or inappropriate.

He accused Mr Miliband of having a "rag bag, pick-and-mix selection of statist Seventies ideas", describing them as a "revival of Michael Foot's policies paid for by (Unite union leader) Len McCluskey's money".

However, it was Ganz et al in 1991 who began to resurrect these ideas, describing FAI occurring secondary to other hip pathology.

Then we also answer the questions "what" and "how", by sketching the fundamental compression ideas, describing the main sequencing data types and formats, and comparing the specialized compression algorithms and tools.