Sentence examples for adapting insights from inspiring English sources

As I documented in my book, American Veda, for about 200 years now we have been absorbing, assimilating and adapting insights articulated ages ago in the Himalayas.

By adapting the insights of the innovative livelihoods research to health workers' agency we like to expand the Health Access Livelihood Framework by the new concept of workhood (see Figure 2).

We propose that there may be benefit in adapting this insight to the field of biosurveillance.

What happened to be missing for Auden was the ideal collaborator, the dramaturg or director who could shape and adapt his insights.

Adapting Merleau-Ponty's insights concerning 'motor intentionality,' Iris Marion Young (1980) sets out to describe how women in advanced, industrial societies typically comport themselves in inhibited, truncated, or inefficient movements.

A next step is to study how the revealed insights for adapting lifestyle interventions aimed at individuals with low SES can be realised in a real-life situation.

Dan Kahan, another Chicago professor, has adapted Lessig's insights to the regulation of crime in the inner city, supporting recent gun-snitch laws.

As it moves along the time axis, dynamic models can change and adapt to new insights about desirable, possible and probable Futures [91].

The model is flexible and can be adapted to new insights.

In line with ideas of Grounded Theory, the framework for each focus-group interview was continuously adapted as new insights were gained from previous data collection and ongoing analysis.

For each construct, we begin with a definition and then explore assessment questions and tools that have been developed, largely in other disciplines, which instructors may wish to adapt to gain insights into their students' perspectives and experiences in their courses.