Sentence examples for branch of thinking from inspiring English sources
In part, this branch of thinking continued in what we now call the evidence-based policy movement (Boswell, 2017; Cairney, 2016; Cartwright and Hardie, 2012; Head, 2010; Khagram and Thomas, 2010).
A new branch of thinking, called communibiology, argues that the problem is one of nature, not nurture.
It is, nevertheless, from the conviction that philosophy, and especially metaphysical philosophy, operates without unjustified assumptions that current claims about the superiority of this branch of thinking derive their force.
This branch of Christian thinking grounds itself in the biblical moments of Liberation.
However, this way of thinking about the two branches has subsided in recent years as the TOR2-unique pathway was shown to control sphingolipid synthesis and endocytosis in addition to the actin cytoskeleton (Powers et al. 2010).
So instead of thinking of the tree of life, we can think about the web of life and genetic material crossing from branch to branch.
Mentalizing is the capacity of thinking about thinking and feeling.
In essence, algorithmic thinking is simultaneously a method of thinking and a means for thinking about one's thinking".
She is capable of thinking.
Depending on what theory of history you subscribe to, liberalism is a branch of rational thinking applied to politics, an expression of certain underlying ethical values, or a bourgeois conceit that capitalism can be tamed.
