Sentence examples for posed the idea from inspiring English sources
Von Neumann posed the idea of a cellular automaton, essentially an array of cells, like the squares of a checkerboard.
"The Shifting Definition of Worker Loyalty" (The Search, April 24) posed the idea that such bonds may not be dead, but are just "playing out differently in the workplace".
Cleland Woods, a mother of two whose background is in sleep research, posed the idea of a "digital sunset": in the same way that the sun sets a couple of hours before bed, we do the same with our digital devices before bedtime to potentially improve sleep.
He first posed the idea to his guest, Fox News analyst Kirsten Powers, who was visibly stunned to hear the words come out of O'Reilly's mouth.
And we were delighted that in a matter of minutes after posing the idea, Thurston excitedly agreed".
Now two research teams have put forward possible explanations, one of which poses the idea of one star actually exploding twice.
Her exhibition at PULSE, The _ _ _ _ _ is absent, poses the idea that we now occupy a space in limbo, split between our virtual and physical selves.
About four minutes into the interview, Leno asked Cruz why the shutdown took place, posing the idea that if Obamacare had been allowed to go forward without shutting down the government, the early struggles with the law may have been seen in a different light.
In posing the idea that professionalisation may reduce stigmatising attitudes, two refinements need to be introduced.
They argued for a Circular Model, based on many methodologies and designs -- what might be considered a return to the historical principle of depending on the 'weight of the evidence.' The Circular Model poses the idea that experimental methods (such as RCTs) used to evaluate efficacy need to be complemented by other methods that take into account real-life issues and clinical applicability.
It is uncertain what sort of constraint is posed by the idea that it should not involve "the very same issues"—perhaps if morality is a necessary condition only there could be moral tests for authority that leave the relevant dependent reasons untouched (Coleman 2001, 126 7).
