Sentence examples for some idea from from inspiring English sources

But you can get some idea from the ornately writhing figure of Liberty entwined with the dead and dying in the seven-story-tall stone statue that was mounted here in 1932, a gift of Americans and sculptured by Frederick MacMonnies.

We borrow some idea from (Ait Rami et al. 2001; Sun and Yong 2014) to employ the Moore-Penrose pseudo-inverse in the study of Riccati equations for SLQs when the matrix K in (5) is singular.

In the following theorem, p ( x ) = ( p 0 ( x ) ) - 1 ( p 1 ( x ) - p 0 ′ ( x ) ) and k = - [ p 0 ( a ) y ′ ( a ) - p 0 ′ ( a ) y ( a ) + p 1 ( a ) y ( a ) ]. Taking some idea from [6], we investigate the Hyers-Ulam stability of exact second-order linear differential equations.

"We had some idea from the chemistry [of ancient rocks] that Earth was a violent place early on, but now we now know it was an extremely difficult place energetically as well, and it shows just how tenacious life had to be to hang on," she told BBC News.

Get some idea from anime with school theme, such as Baka and Test or The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.

Yahoo is also adopting some ideas from social networking.

Here are some ideas from readers who identified themselves.

I incorporated some ideas from Dylan's Creative Events into my current company.

Of course, he will blatantly steal some ideas from Mr. Letterman.

Plus, she shares some ideas from her Guardian Masterclasses talk on how digital culture has impacted the nature of criticism.

The airline has found $30 million in savings on jet fuel, using some ideas from T.W.A., which it bought last year.