Sentence examples for stem idea from inspiring English sources

An "innovation incubator" modeled on business "incubators" designed with the help of "learning methodologies such as innovative methods to generate creative ideas, ideas for transforming one STEM idea to others, drawing on visual and graphical ideas, improvisation, narrative writing and the process of using innovative visual displays of information for creating visual roadmaps".

In their review chapter, Uttal and Cohen (2012) propose that spatial training may give students the spatial skills needed to conceptualize STEM ideas and make progress in their field.

So how do we weave this thread of diversity into how we communicate vital STEM ideas at the New York Hall of Science (NYSCI)?

Thus, it remains to be determined under which conditions lexical analysis will meaningfully enhance our understanding of student thinking about STEM ideas.

To have a stem cell idea which might restore sight to the blind, but not be able to carry it forward--for lack of a few lousy bucks?

If the stem-cell idea is confirmed, it may help doctors and patients choose how to treat different tumours.

If they really exist, he says, then behavior differences among apes are closer to human cultural differences, which also often stem from ideas.

And with that, that stemmed the idea of taking these songs I had saved in my life that I knew.

The insights that have been presented in this paper stem from ideas that were developed in manufacturing and service settings, where thorough thinking about the design of processes and systems has greatly improved both quality and efficiency [ 65].

All the liberal ideas stem from a single, powerful idea: fairness.

(In reality, Alter reminds us that some of the New Deal's earliest successes, including the rescue of the banks, stemmed from ideas offered by departing Hoover officials).