Sentence examples for implications of ideas from inspiring English sources

But the majority of physicists say it's a quagmire they don't want to get into — they'd rather work out the implications of ideas; they'd rather calculate something".

Selecting a word is often more a matter of connotation, the subtle implication of ideas or emotions, than of denotation, the literal meaning.

It also requires participants to use their brains and mental capability in a series of different ways, i.e., to individually generate new ideas, to silently assess the ideas of others, to jointly examine the implications of new ideas with others, and to formally evaluate a series of options.

It was impossible therefore to assess the implications of their ideas, or understand their reasoning.

But he usually tries to do so by breezing past the most radical implications of his ideas.

And, as often with Coward, he seems to have been oblivious to the implications of his ideas.

This is such a major project spanning huge stretches of mathematics and physics that it will take some time to realise the full implications of the ideas.

The implications of these ideas turned out to be far more controversial than Kuhn initially imagined, and five years after his death the debate over his intellectual revolution continues.

It would be interesting to work out the implications of these ideas for Aristotle's essentialism.

Finally, we explore the implications of these ideas for applied memory research.

We discuss implications of these ideas for performance preparation and practice design in sport.