Sentence examples for domain-specific thinking from inspiring English sources

So, says Jobst Landgrebe, an enterprise architect at the Swiss International Institute for the Safety of Medicines (ii4sm), a biomedical ontology developer needs "three types of thinking: mathematical thinking, philosophical thinking, and domain-specific thinking".

However, to date, broad development of learning environments that target domain-specific spatial thinking is incomplete.

Zimmerman (2000) points out that domain-specific concepts, i.e., "thinking within the discipline," and domain-general quantification skills (e.g., evaluating experimental evidence) "bootstrap" each other and, when conducted together, lead to deeper understanding and richer disciplinary knowledge and skills.

New techniques come and go, but critical thinking and quantitative, domain-specific skills will remain in demand.

The curriculum examples outlined above illustrate how fundamental features of scientific thinking can be studied in a realistic domain-specific context, which appears to be a key element in developing critical-thinking skills (Willingham, 2007).

While the Embedded Phenomena framework has previously been implemented in elementary classrooms, none of these investigations has specifically tested for effects of the simulation activities on domain-specific conceptual learning, or the relationship of learning with students' spatial thinking skills.

Accordingly, one line of thinking is that developmental dyscalculia is a domain-specific (pure) disorder that involves only deficits in basic numerical processing and is related to one biological marker (i.e., a deficit in the intraparietal sulcus) [e.g., see [ 19]].

Domain-specific genes are shown.

"Domain-Specific Modeling".

Domain-specific languages.

"A Domain-Specific Visual Language For Domain Model Evolution".