Sentence examples for the idea emerging from inspiring English sources

The idea emerging from these studies is that attention and contrast share the same neuronal code (Treue 2004).

The idea emerged from a workshop in which the composer Elena Langer was exploring wordlessness.

The idea emerged soon after the earthquake that flattened Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, in January 2010.

During one of many late-night bus discussions, the idea emerged that the students become activists themselves.

The idea emerged after Mr. Libby and his family heard a farmer give a talk about community-supported agriculture.

It's been more than ten years now since the idea emerged of using chaos to encrypt messages.

The idea emerged from an encounter between Ms Chadwick and Jon Spaul, a photographer who worked on the first Chechen war in the 1990s.

The idea emerged from radiation monitoring after a earthquake and tsunami crippled the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan last year and raised public alarm over radiation exposure.

That's where the idea emerged of a fast track all the way from the main belt to a "splat!" on Earth's surface.

The idea emerged to develop a citator in order to improve hyperlinking — and a series of other cool features — using the relations between legal documents.

The idea emerged six years ago in meetings held between county officials, representatives from New York City and the Department of Environmental Conservation and the 12 Westchester communities that lie within the Croton watershed.