Sentence examples for transformed ideas from inspiring English sources

Many composers in the 20th and 21st centuries transformed ideas from science, mathematics and other fields into compositional techniques and sources of inspiration in their works.

Buildings such as the Rosenthal Centre of Contemporary Art in Cincinnati (2003) and the Guangzhou opera house in China (2010) were also hailed as architecture that transformed ideas of the future.

Explorations by British sea voyagers from the 17th to the 19th centuries produced some of the most important discoveries in the history of scientific exploration and transformed ideas about the biological diversity of the world.

The building, with its inside-out construction, has been called "one of the most radical" of the twentieth century, and it transformed ideas about what a museum could be.

Koedt drew on the work of mid-20th-century sex researchers, principally Kinsey and Masters & Johnson, who transformed ideas about female pleasure by showing that the vagina didn't have sufficient nerve endings to experience the sensations attributed to it.

Figure 5 Number of students who transformed ideas into practice.

A lot of the change, he suggests, has to do with a transformed idea of freedom.

"These original sketches show how artists transform ideas into glass," Ms. Oldknow said.

The Department of Energy started one as well, to try to transform ideas formed at national laboratories into seedlings for companies.

The history of East Rome during that period illustrates, in classical fashion, how the impact of war can transform ideas and institutions alike.

I lead the innovations team, so I'm constantly looking at how to transform ideas and concepts into business initiatives through developing new prototypes and products.