Sentence examples for use of the idea from inspiring English sources

Wach, however, was not committed to a religious neutralism in his use of the idea of a "science of religion".

It made heavy use of the idea of functions as data, an idea that's hard to learn initially, but immensely powerful once learned.

ABC pays a fee to Tokyo Broadcasting each week for the use of the idea for the show and access to the funniest Japanese clips.

Neopragmatists, including Richard Rorty, Hilary Putnam, and Jürgen Habermas, argue instead from the perspective of a linguistic turn, which makes little use of the idea of experience.

Lagrange's theory of quadratic forms had made considerable use of the idea that a given quadratic form could often be simplified to another with the same properties but with smaller coefficients.

See 2 George E. Palmer, Law of Restitution § 10.11, at 463 (1978) ("When the plaintiff voluntarily submits an idea to the defendant which the defendant uses to his economic advantage, without any express agreement to pay the plaintiff for such use,... the plaintiff will be able [in some circumstances] to recover the reasonable value of the use of the idea in a contract action".).

Doing so requires that you make use of the ideas and readings from it.

The disadvantage is that he has not made use of the ideas of those colleagues who are, like him, working toward a less mechanistic interpretation of personal experience.

Moreover, RT-estimator can be regarded as a natural modification of RDS making use of the ideas of tours and super-node.

In addition to criticizing the "hypostatization" of the ideas of reason, Kant seeks to expose the "subreptions" involved in the use of the ideas.

In the first, "On the Regulative Use of the Ideas of Pure Reason," Kant attempts to identify some proper "immanent" use for reason.