Sentence examples for more recent idea from inspiring English sources

But in many places it is a more recent idea.

An alternative is to use TVDI to adjust soil reflectance, which is a more recent idea and needs to be evaluated in any future research.

It is also based on the more recent idea of measuring intelligence through dynamic/interactive tests held against a universal distribution of environments.

To this has been added the more recent idea of personalisation.

Hypotheses explaining this activation include preparation for embryo implantation and responses to increased probability of pathogen infection or physical harm, but also the more recent idea that male reproductive proteins can activate the female immune system, as suggested in mammals and fruit flies (reviewed by Morrow and Innocenti 2012).

More recent ideas include managing distressed power stations and buying delinquent credit-card debts from banks.

The most phenomenal of Yunus' more recent ideas involves the mobile-phone company he created, that in turn has spawned a new phenomenon, 'the village mobile-phone ladies'.

"And the more recent ideas of pluralism, religious liberty, self-government, and liberty all entered history through the door that Luther opened".

Cygnus A was once thought to be two galaxies of comparable size in collision, but more recent ideas suggest that it is a giant elliptical whose body is bifurcated by a dust lane from a spiral galaxy that it recently swallowed.

Symmetries and the more recent ideas and notions of characteristics (multipliers) for difference equations are also discussed.

Our improvements are based on a detailed study of a fundamental decoupling structure of the underlying mixed integer programming (MIP) problem and on incorporating more recent ideas, some from the theoretical computer science literature, for closely related problems.