Sentence examples for structure an idea from inspiring English sources

"In our old structure, an idea like this would have been much more difficult to bring to life," he said.

We were studying memes and viral marketing strategies, and through that I knew how to structure an idea that would then spread itself.

He wrote Observations on the Different Strata of Earths and Minerals (1727) and stated that there was a relation between surface features and the rock structure, an idea that was not commonly accepted until a century later.

It would be more biologically realistic to simulate evolution considering the disturbance to the protein 3D structure, an idea first developed by Parisi and Echave[ 23] and whose further developments are well described in Rodrigue et al.[ 24].

Moreover, mismatched nanocontact structures were designed and fabricated with domain wall pinned in the exact contact position, which suggests that the mismatched contact structures maybe an idea structure to investigate the interplay between the spin polarized current and the domain wall.

The Premier League clubs have not formally discussed any such move since Bolton chairman Phil Gartside proposed his two-tiered structure two years ago, an idea which was soon dismissed.

I moved too fast on trying to organize the business structure around an idea that wasn't a business yet.

The idea of people finding their voice as a collective against the power structure is an idea that resonates in Iran, Hong Kong, Egypt, the Ukraine, and it's a notion that resonates here.

We remember that Lewis structures are an idea that are pre-quantum mechanics.

The lower material qualities were taken into consideration because of the uncertainty of the actual material strength from the lack of experimental test on the structure and to create an idea about structures which have been constructed with lower strength material, a common case for older structures.

"The findings show that it is feasible to combine genetic data and social structure to give an idea of the transmission chain and to distinguish two outbreaks going on at the same time," says Joel Miller, a research fellow in the Center for Communicable Disease Dynamics at the Harvard School of Public Health.