Sentence examples for introducing an idea from inspiring English sources

One can reflect the incident mode into an intersecting waveguide by introducing an idea reflecting plane.

The book ends with a brief but hopeful conclusion, introducing an idea the authors refer to as "reparation ecology".

Donations sites can be a great way of introducing an idea to the market and, executed well, could even unleash latent demand for a product or service.

The study addresses this quest by introducing an idea of granular models – generalizations of numeric models that are formed as a result of an optimal allocation (distribution) of information granularity.

You may find that an off-the-cuff comment is interpreted as a decision and suddenly everyone is building that factory or reorganizing that department, when you thought you were just introducing an idea to explore.

R/GA is transforming how we use McCormick's range of flavors and spices, introducing an idea called "FlavorPrint," a sort of Nike+ idea for food, and updated us on their Accelerator start-up program.

Alex Counts introduced an idea that had been discussed at the Grameen Foundation for some time: a guarantee fund.

"You need to have a social system, where a guy can introduce an idea about a new supplier, and he gets input from a lot of people quickly".

To overcome such a limitation, this work introduces an idea of collaborative filtering to the calculation of the ionic substitution tendencies.

Earlier today, with the General Assembly bargaining strenuously over how to revise dues, the Europeans introduced an idea that could complicate negotiations further for the United States.

The proposed approach introduces an idea of a pre-terminal set, within which the inputs have enough power to trap states inside it.