brain storm

English

Noun

brain storm (plural brain storms)

Alternative form of brainstorm
- 2010, Earl E. Gobel, The Fall of Perdition, →ISBN, page 258:
  And where were you when Josh came up with this brain storm?
- 2011, Richard Maples, The Scapegoat, →ISBN:
  That was when I had it--a virtual brain storm. This whole episode, I could see, was a perfect answer.
- 2012, Lucas Reijnders, nvironmentally Improved Production Processes and Products, →ISBN:
  In such a brain storm creativity may be stimulated by for instance looking at nature, products of competitors, alternative materials or delivery systems [36], or by focusing on improvement strategies outlined from section 3.2 onwards.
- 2014, Richenda Power, A Question of Knowledge, →ISBN:
  In choosing to begin my presentation with a sequence of diary musings, a brain storm on reasons for studying knowledge as social scientists, and a teasing out of usages of 'knowledge' from two chance newspaper extracts I deliberately intend to start building a field that is not exclusive as to academic disciplines and language.
A seizure, convulsion, or similar incident of abnormal brain activity.
- 2008, Shiloh Walker, Through the Veil, →ISBN:
  The most honored one has had a brain storm — minor, but there was a second one past midnight.
- 2012, Bonaventure Balla, Symbolism, Synesthesia, and Semiotics, Multidisciplinary Approach, →ISBN:
  Such communication is normally regulated by an appropriate amount of electricity but when the amount is very high (rate of 500 times per second), this results in a brain storm known as epilepsy.
- 2015, Tony Bertauski, Ashes of Foreverland: A Science Fiction Thriller:
  To expand his mind would exhaust what little strength he still had and ignite the brain storm that had finally passed.

Verb

brain storm (third-person singular simple present brain storms, present participle brain storming, simple past and past participle brain stormed)

Alternative form of brainstorm
- 2009, James "Butch" Rosser, Playin' to Win:
  The chancellor had recently announced a challenge to everyone at the university to brain storm and come up with cutting-edge ideas that could make the university competitive for grant dollars by submitting. . .
- 2010, Tianamonet Tobie, Inner Impression/Outer Expression, →ISBN:
  Being open minded while receiving knowledge to help you brain storm later, is a healthy way to exercise your brain and strengthen your skills.
- 2012, Jerome Otto Waters Jr, Capitol of Maryland, →ISBN, page 146:
  I used my spare time trying to brain storm on how I can make millions like them.

单词	brain storm
释义	brain storm English Noun brain storm (plural brain storms) Alternative form of brainstorm 2010, Earl E. Gobel, The Fall of Perdition, →ISBN, page 258: And where were you when Josh came up with this brain storm? 2011, Richard Maples, The Scapegoat, →ISBN: That was when I had it--a virtual brain storm. This whole episode, I could see, was a perfect answer. 2012, Lucas Reijnders, nvironmentally Improved Production Processes and Products, →ISBN: In such a brain storm creativity may be stimulated by for instance looking at nature, products of competitors, alternative materials or delivery systems [36], or by focusing on improvement strategies outlined from section 3.2 onwards. 2014, Richenda Power, A Question of Knowledge, →ISBN: In choosing to begin my presentation with a sequence of diary musings, a brain storm on reasons for studying knowledge as social scientists, and a teasing out of usages of 'knowledge' from two chance newspaper extracts I deliberately intend to start building a field that is not exclusive as to academic disciplines and language. A seizure, convulsion, or similar incident of abnormal brain activity. 2008, Shiloh Walker, Through the Veil, →ISBN: The most honored one has had a brain storm — minor, but there was a second one past midnight. 2012, Bonaventure Balla, Symbolism, Synesthesia, and Semiotics, Multidisciplinary Approach, →ISBN: Such communication is normally regulated by an appropriate amount of electricity but when the amount is very high (rate of 500 times per second), this results in a brain storm known as epilepsy. 2015, Tony Bertauski, Ashes of Foreverland: A Science Fiction Thriller: To expand his mind would exhaust what little strength he still had and ignite the brain storm that had finally passed. Verb brain storm (third-person singular simple present brain storms, present participle brain storming, simple past and past participle brain stormed) Alternative form of brainstorm 2009, James "Butch" Rosser, Playin' to Win: The chancellor had recently announced a challenge to everyone at the university to brain storm and come up with cutting-edge ideas that could make the university competitive for grant dollars by submitting. . . 2010, Tianamonet Tobie, Inner Impression/Outer Expression, →ISBN: Being open minded while receiving knowledge to help you brain storm later, is a healthy way to exercise your brain and strengthen your skills. 2012, Jerome Otto Waters Jr, Capitol of Maryland, →ISBN, page 146: I used my spare time trying to brain storm on how I can make millions like them.
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