Sentence examples for use of idea from inspiring English sources

See Eltschinger (2007, n. 90) on Dharmakīrti's innovative use of idea of vivakṣā.

We present a qualitative case study of a professional design team's use of idea generation with analyses at five emergent timescales.

James took meaning to be an intimate part of the use of ideas for expediting action.

He thought of the theory as simply an interesting example of the use of ideas as a spur to action.

Joseph Nye, the Harvard political scientist who coined the term "soft power," to describe the use of ideas and attraction rather than force, told me that China has improved its ability to persuade — up to a point.

This is his distinction between the "constitutive" and "regulative" use of ideas.

The approach in [1] relies on a careful use of ideas of set-valued analysis and viability theory.

However, as is typical of al-Kindi's philosophical writings, On First Philosophy also makes extensive use of ideas from translations of Neoplatonic writings.

Instead of straightforward behavioral description, the switching network can be described structurally making use of ideas known from theory of telecommunication interconnection networks: Benes or Banyan switches.

The moral Enquiry makes no use of ideas and impressions, and so no arguments that depend on that distinction can be offered there, including the Representation Argument.

Reid's treatment of arguments for God's existence is for the most part unoriginal, and freely makes use of ideas of many previous Christian thinkers along this well-worn trail.