Sentence examples for revised ideas from inspiring English sources

"The great 'prodigy houses' built by the richest of the nobility in the 1580s and 1590s embodied in glass and stone a new kind of performance, and revised ideas about the relationship between human beings and the natural world".

For instance, individuals who think that science is about absolute certainty may not understand when scientific conclusions change in light of new data or revised ideas (Chinn and Malhotra 2002).

Here the project of logical empiricism gets its Enlightenment dimension, with the old reforming, constructive and universalist ambitions, but with new and revised ideas and ideals of society, science and rationality (Uebel 1998).

So the revised idea is that it would switch to electricity from wind at certain hours and save the wood pulp for burning as needed later.

That's bolstered by the fact that last week, Icahn himself appeared to step away from his original spinoff suggestion, with a revised idea for eBay to hold on to PayPal but spin off 20% to the public.

When revising ideas in science fiction productions, students—in an indirect manner revise their own conceptions.

The cyclical updating structure reflects our tendency to revise ideas about the correspondences in an analogy.

Avi Loeb of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Cambridge, Massachusetts, says it's better to wait for new observations before revising ideas of dark matter.

A revising idea was thus proposed and developed step by step, so a new inner-cone hydrocyclone (ICH) was designed.

The couple revised any ideas they previously had about staying in Austria following the announcement last week by Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, that any Syrian arriving in Germany would be granted asylum.

Some economists believe that mathematical models like yours lulled banks into a false sense of security, and I am wondering if you have revised your ideas as a consequence.