Sentence examples for merged ideas from inspiring English sources

It has been around since the late 1960s, when Jorge Ben and others merged ideas from up north with the sounds of Rio de Janeiro.

His GRAMMATRON (1997) project, the first in a trilogy of works, is one such artwork which merged ideas of the novel, net art, gaming, and cinema to create a transmedia narrative.

What I needed to do in the end was simply finish the book, try to merge ideas I had at night with work I did during the day.

It's also an exercise in epistemology and emotion, an unusual combination that works because of the nature of the book's principal characters, their interaction and the writer's capacity to merge ideas, events and people.

Within the testing process, you fix, toss, tune and merge ideas, molding them into fully vetted, executable strategy options.

However, recently some papers appeared with asymptotic variance expressions for a certain class of identification algorithms that merge ideas from PE and subspace methods.

All design teams chose to find a way to integrate the many ideas into the toy design and did so in innovative ways such as merging ideas into one toy such as Tayla and Inez's "shopkins" plane car or creating multiple objects that worked together as was the case in Kelly, Raquel, and Kyle's toy that included a pony doll riding a skateboard.

The argument is that merging ideas and expertise in a novel way will produce higher impact work.

Study groups will give you a chance to merge ideas and concepts with a group of peers.

Ideas are structured and grouped, some ideas are subsumed, redundant ideas are deleted, overlapping and interrelated ideas are merged, and reorganised ideas are levelled into a hierarchy.

Quimby's most famous disciple was Mary Baker Eddy, who merged his ideas with Christianity to create Christian Science.