Sentence examples for more complete ideas from inspiring English sources

Contrary to what is often suggested, Berkeley's "idealist" view (in Berkeley 1710 and 1713) is not in fact in any clear way an anticipation of phenomenalism, but rather in effect a curious version of representationalism, in which our perceptual ideas constitute partial representations of the much more complete picture of the material world constituted by God's much more complete ideas.

In order to draw out more complete ideas from the participants, they were given the freedom to express additional views on the topic at the end of the interview sessions.

One other nice feature is that Where To? can be launched from Apple Maps, to get a more complete idea of what is around your chosen destination.

Many may be of limited public interest, but they could be of great value to a foreign intelligence service, which could get a more complete idea of the security agency's technical abilities and how to evade its net, officials said.

Furthermore, Borrero emphasizes that since adaptation occurs at the individual level, the classical averaged data studies should be complemented with evidence gathered on individuals in order to get a more complete idea of adaptive processes.

Please refer to the project statement for a more complete idea of the project.

Obtaining levels of both BCEP and TCEP in the same urine samples gives a more complete idea of exposure to TCEP.

(For a more complete expression of that idea, see Joseph Ruben's "Stepfather" from 1987).

With more complete data and an idea of the true scope of cybercrime, individual companies as well as national cybersecurity experts would be able to learn from the data and take more informed steps to strengthen cybersecurity and prevent future breaches.

These results suggest that varied context of plants or animals in item stems on diagnostic assessments can provide teachers with a more complete picture of their students' ideas about natural selection prior to instruction.

When all factors are considered, the group arrives at "holographic thinking": Ideas are more complete and solutions are more effective.