Sentence examples for response the idea from inspiring English sources

This response — the idea that fascism, whatever might be wrong with it, is at least about the necessity of struggle and self-sacrifice — is not that far from the response of the relatively few people in England (there were more in France) who actively endorsed fascism.

"Because there aren't enough behind the decks!" Probably the most popular response, the idea that the list is lacking in women due to there simply not being enough women DJs in existence.

Author's response : The idea of surface chemistry is not discarded.

Authors' response: The idea of a deep ancestor that was more complex than an average modern member of the descendant clade probably is "a bit odd " (or even more than a bit) to many biologists.

Authors' response: The idea of coacervates is not relevant for the paper, only Oparin's once widely accepted, and now widely debated idea of a self-assembling, self-reproducing, compartmentalized proto-metabolism.

Perhaps if the authors restricted their sample to the termination codons in the last (or only) genes in operons, they would see much less difference between fitness of those two and TAG? Author response: The idea that the observed pattern of stop codon frequency in bacterial genomes is explained by gene overlap has occurred to us as well.

Author's response: The ideas, in large part, are, indeed, drawn from cosmology – more precisely, from the juxtaposition of specific models of modern cosmology and biological evolution.

The positions of the blooms in relation to each other are based on the relevance of the opinion (or idea) to like-minded ones, and the color and size of the bloom represents the number of "likes" or positive responses the idea is generating.

In this article, we describe the way the MPA concept was introduced and conveyed to stakeholders, and what responses the idea received among stakeholders in the Pearl Lagoon area.

The antennal response supports the idea that the response factor may be located upstream from the antennal lobes, in the antennae [ 13].

The answer lies in the characters' response to the idea of satyagraha: you must surrender to its will.