Sentence examples for collective insights from inspiring English sources
It is a world of extraordinary individuals, and one that has advanced as a result of collective insights.
However, drawing together the collective insights from across the sciences presents a range of conceptual and methodological issues.
It is precisely by going through the process of articulating different views that teams can make the most of their collective insights.
They have worked in teams to analyze videos of protests and bombings drawing on their collective insights and skill sets to verify and debunk information.
Come back and see us later today for news and punishing analysis of the Directors Guild nominations, in which the Bagger will use the collective insights of those film aesthetes as a prism on the soul of the Academy.
ARM uses collective insights to design chips it thinks its partners will need; and they in turn shape their products with ARM's processors in mind.The dead pastThere are intense rivalries within the federation, for example between NVIDIA and Qualcomm, leading makers of graphics chips.
Here we highlight contrasting findings based upon observations at larger spatial scales, and call for long-term monitoring programs to consider the collection of complimentary environmental datasets to augment our collective insight.
Some argue that the lack of cohesion deprives investigators of the collective insight of staff members when the agency faces perhaps its greatest test.
Outcome measures: Studies were synthesised in narrative format and thematic analysis was used to provide a collective insight into the physiotherapists' perceptions.
The University also is grateful to the members of the committee, a group of particularly distinguished scientists and researchers, who brought their collective insight and considerable experience to the task.
And just as the US election forced journalism to confront once again the limits of our collective insight, community mandate and authority, the momentous news from Washington seemed to portend even more encirclement of our prime minister, at least the prime minister Malcolm Turnbull might have once dreamed of being.
