Sentence examples for arising from the realization from inspiring English sources

Evolutionary game theory originated as an application of the mathematical theory of games to biological contexts, arising from the realization that frequency dependent fitness introduces a strategic aspect to evolution.

The book exposes a major departure on the part of physicists arising from the realization that there is no single theory or for that reason a single reality that can be ascribed to the universe.

When the movement recovered from Freud's renunciation of the trauma theory, many fruitful contributions arose from the realization that maltreatment in childhood has deep and lasting results that are often passed on.

A third, deeper problem (discussed in Sellars 1963) arises from the realization that it is apparently a condition for the success of phenomenalism that the realm of sense-data have an intrinsic order of its own, one that can be recognized and described solely in terms of the sense-data themselves.

In parallel, an interesting development in the field of genome assembly has recently arisen from the realization that the physical properties of chromosomes contain information regarding their linear structure.

This proposal arose from the realization that translating male sex-biased preclinical research to improvements in human health could result in adverse consequences for women's health and that taking sex into account as a biological variable could improve reproducibility of research results [ 2]-[ 5].

Ethical issues arising from the successful realization of controlling human and non-human nature are then discussed.

In other words, for Schlegel, modernity arises from the painful realization of an insurmountable fissure, and the subsequent insight that real happiness can never be attained, i.e. "that no external object can ever entirely fill our souls; and that every mortal enjoyment is but a fleeting and momentary deception" (LDA, 9).

It was the result of a shared commitment that arose from the collective realization that we would all be losers if we did not find a way to win together.

A fundamental attribute of CA is the realization of non-local, complex behaviors arising from the operation of local rules [ 50].

The sense of struggle, instead of arising from the drama, arises from the performance.