Sentence examples for landscape of ideas from inspiring English sources

We can think in all sorts of ways but it is important to think of ideas as visual things – we can draw a problem and a landscape of ideas around it.

This is even true in the landscape of ideas.

Here, we consider the landscape of ideas related to therapeutic targeting of circuit dynamics.

"We wanted to take audiences through a 2016 landscape of ideas, technology and issues," Franzkowiak explains.

You could tell a tale of primitive idols, hyper-real effigies and eerie tableaux, of philosophy, memory and the landscape transformed, of ideas made visible and dramatic illusions, of humour and politics and strange beauty: of immense creative richness.

But Mr. Menand fans out broadly across the American intellectual landscape, delivering a history of ideas written, as one critic said, with "rare common sense and graceful witty prose".

In her recent book, Picturing the Cosmos, art historian Elizabeth A Kessler argues that US physicists processing photos from the Hubble Space Telsecope are influenced by the sublime grandeur of the American landscape – the idea of the open spaces of the west is so deep in American culture that it shapes Nasa images of the stars.

Walden, A Game, simulates the experiment-in-living made by Henry David Thoreau at Walden Pond in 1845-47, allowing players to walk in his virtual footsteps, attend to the tasks of living a self-reliant existence, and discover in the beauty of a virtual landscape the ideas and writings of this unique philosopher.

As part of her first spring and summer season, unveiled today, the former BBC4 controller also announced that Newsnight Review – which will move to Glasgow from 2010 as a result of the BBC's network supply review – will extend its remit beyond pure review to cover a "wider landscape of arts, culture and ideas".

The purpose of this investment is to "explore the landscape of bioscience and fund ideas at the frontier of knowledge to advance science and make the world better," according to a statement.

Nearby, in what was once the vault of a bank, are several of Andrew Senior's sculptural concoctions based on a mix of ideas about the landscape, money and entropy.