Sentence examples for extend thinking from inspiring English sources

GBAs provide an exemplar of how technology is being used to extend thinking about what constitutes an assessment and their mode of delivery.

Such assumption is intuitively reasonable, based on the observations that short expressions of agreement, disagreement or emotions are results of quick, reflex-like activities, while longer texts require extended thinking.

Dean Keith Simonton has spent most of a career looking at the subject as a psychologist, and his Origins of Genius: Darwinian Perspectives on Creativity (Oxford University Press, $27.50) ties together much of his research and that of others in a way that extends thinking on genius far beyond armchair meditations or mere platitudes.

We appreciate this distinction and are strongly influenced by the work of Donald Campbell, the original author of it (Campbell 1957) who overtime also extended thinking about it in more complex formulations (see, e.g., Cook and Campbell 1979).

In some respects we have followed the spirit of the cumulative approach of SCP in evolving, adapting and extending thinking in the light of new theory, research and practice.

The reviewers found the findings to be potentially exciting as they extend and expand thinking about how protein-coding genes are transcribed, in particular a novel role for RNA polymerase III in this process.

I think it is well past time to extend that thinking to all forms of content that we consume.

Thus executives must extend their thinking beyond what goes on inside their own organizations and within their own industries.

Just as the company changed the way homeowners use their spare rooms, Airbnb said it would extend its thinking to architecture and construction more broadly.

Teachers must "relinquish a fair amount of classroom control" (p. 62) as they strive to promote discourse and to elicit and extend student thinking.

Findings suggest the need for innovative clinical teaching strategies that challenge students and extend their thinking about care of psychiatric patients.