Sentence examples for directions of thinking from inspiring English sources

Asymptotic approach to kinetic models of biological networks suggests new directions of thinking on a biological problem, making the mathematical model a useful tool accompanying biological reasoning and allowing to put in order diverse experimental observations.

Although at this point the doctrine of the resurrection of the body was not put aside, the direction of thinking changed.

The realization in the late 1960s that protons, neutrons, and even Yukawa's pions are all built from quarks changed the direction of thinking about the nuclear binding force.

This complaint is based on the mistake (made by Scalia's fans from the other direction) of thinking that originalism is a method, a thesis that not only asserts a single meaning for the Constitution, but tells you exactly how to find it and thereby severely restricts what can be found.

Six different colored hats are used to represent a direction of thinking (Table 1).

I am not going to lie: I completely dislike this entire viewpoint and direction of thinking about technology.

Brentano also offered a quite general argument for reism based on the idea of intentionality as direction of thinking (and other mental acts).

In one way of thinking about time, there is a privileged temporal direction marking the difference between the past, present, and future.

In the views of the Gestalt school and of the British psychologist Frederic C. Bartlett, the initiation and direction of thinking are governed by recognition of a "disequilibrium" or "gap" in an intellectual structure.

The framework of dynamic semantics (i) provides a direction of thinking and (ii) allows us to import methods from the mathematical study of the framework.

So you should be prepared to let your mind wander in unexpected directions, without some predetermined order of thinking.