key idea造句

A key idea in business integration is service orientation.

The key idea is that gravity is essentially a statistical effect.

The key idea behind the Web is that pages are connected through hypertext links.

All should benefit deeply from Heyman's key idea: "that the idea [of] addiction [as] a disease has been based on a limited view of voluntary behavior."

Therefore,the key idea of modern recreation should be improving man's living quality and promoting man's all-round development.

The key idea behind professionalisation, argues Menand, is that "the knowledge and skills needed for a particular specialisation are transmissible but bot transferable".

A key idea of the family of Rotary is that it encompasses the family of every Rotarian — spouses, widows and widowers, children, and parents.

But the key idea behind professionalization, argues Mr. Menand, is that "the knowledge and skills needed for a particular specialization are transmissible but not transferable."

A key idea in Venkatasubramanian's theory is a new interpretation of entropy, used in science to measure disorder in thermodynamics and uncertainty in information theory.

The key idea is how to find a good road for China's modernisation and to understand what kind of character, what kind of ideas are suited to China's real situation.

The key idea here, of course, was to keep the space, to preserve it, but at the same time be able to convert it into a spanking new, you know, a natural performance space for the city.

His key idea was that Republicans should claim that up is down — that reform legislation is a “big bank bailout bill, ” rather than a set of restrictions on the banks.

The medical school initiated by him esteemed the traditional Chinese medicine, yet meanwhile it absorbed the medical skill of the Netherlands, having as its key idea "the combination of internal and external causes into one with a thorough inquiry into the innate laws of things".