Sentence examples for ideas distributing from inspiring English sources
More specifically, we grouped van Es's codes of clarifying, countering, redirecting, linking participant ideas, distributing participation, and validating participant ideas under monitoring and highlighting, lifting up, and pressing under selecting (see Table 2).
Another goal for promoting scientific collaboration with the use of Group Collaboration tools was to improve awareness of what it takes to collaborate successfully, including that successful collaboration means sharing ideas, distributing work, using time efficiently, and decision making.
Scientific collaboration was promoted in the classroom on a regular basis with the use of a Group Collaboration rubric (Supplemental Figure S1) and the corresponding reflection, designed to measure successful collaboration skills, such as sharing ideas, distributing work, using time efficiently, and decision making.
Cells are given complete autonomy in terms of how they organize themselves, prioritize ideas, distribute work and determine what they ultimately produce.
It actually dates from the pre-Momoyama half of the 16th century, but the same autumnal image, redolent of both resilience and evanescence, appears repeatedly on Momoyama ceramics, textiles and lacquerware, demonstrating how a single theme or idea, distributed over several media, could contribute to a unified style.
The staff of Calpers, apparently seeking to throw cold water on such an idea, distributed data at a briefing yesterday that indicated that 401(k) plans were more profitable for the money managers who handle the accounts than pension funds are.
And the scorned and rejected of all stripes, expressing bad ideas and distributing revolutionary pamphlets, have exercised their free-speech rights on public streets since the dawn of the republic.
It is not surprising that someone thought of the idea of distributing news shows on cassette.
One final thought: if Lebedev is toying with the idea of distributing the Independent for free, he may well be able, piquantly, to acquire the paper and its Sunday sister for the same price.
Some people scoff at the idea of distributing books to a population that is barely 28percentt literate.
