Sentence examples for are fruitfully applied from inspiring English sources

Since only formal mathematical objects (i.e. spatial and temporal magnitudes) can be so given, mathematical reasoning is useless with respect to materially given content (though the truths that result from mathematical reasoning about formal mathematical objects are fruitfully applied to such material content, which is to say that mathematics is a priori true of the appearances).

This point of view was fruitfully applied by the Italian school of algebraic geometers.

Incrementalism has been fruitfully applied to explain domestic policy making, foreign policy making, and public budgeting.

The form-critical method was fruitfully applied to the Old Testament by Hermann Gunkel (1862 1932) and Sigmund Mowinckel (1884 1965).

In this paper, we show how the notion of treewidth can be fruitfully applied to this area.

We argue that property rights theory can be fruitfully applied to understand these shortcomings, and to develop reform proposals.

In the person of Socrates, Plato provides the powerful tools of conceptual analysis and allegory that can be fruitfully applied to the questions about addiction.

This book offers an interdisciplinary insight, suggesting the rules of memory consolidation discovered in neuroscience can be fruitfully applied to understand the evolution of collective memory in societies.

This latter concept was fruitfully applied to the design of the first H2 receptor histamine antagonist drugs, burimamide, metiamide, and cimetidine.

This latter approach follows the stochastic field theory and it can be fruitfully applied to all those soil formations that are inherently heterogeneous.

His first book, "Economic Analysis of Law," written in 1973, "showed how economic principles could be fruitfully applied to many legal problems," as the legal writer Roger Parloff once put it in Fortune magazine.