Sentence examples for fruitful analytic from inspiring English sources

Second, the principles identified by Elinor Ostrom as being crucial for institutions to successfully manage commons provide us with a fruitful analytic framework to assess DWS performance and sustainability.

Whilst theoretically this could be a very fruitful means of extending conversation analytic knowledge, there are practical problems particularly in relation to evidence about healthcare because of the restrictions that usually (and appropriately) exist in terms of sharing data.

The idea of a scientifically defined concept replacing an everyday concept may be problematic, but the idea that analysis involves 'translating' something into a richer theoretical system is not only characteristic of a central strand in analytic philosophy but has also been fruitful throughout the history of philosophy.

A company like ours obviously needs a powerful search tool to slice and dice our analytics in a way that provides a fruitful, satisfying journey for our customers -- while marrying that with our business direction.

A Bangalore start-up called Mapunity is using data from street cameras, phone networks and city buses to provide drivers with timely traffic information.Some cities hold "data dives" at which activists and experts in analytic technique pore over data from diverse sources looking for fruitful new ways to combine them.

The partnership with Mandelbaum has been fruitful, curbing Friedman's notorious verbal excesses and stiffening the book with extra analytic rigor: a chart detailing the collapse of federal support for research and development is especially disturbing.

Instead, we should be asking why this fecund and fruitful data (produced by us, of course, though admittedly threshed by Big Analytics) is not being presented to us as prominently as simplistic and largely useless derivations thereof, such as Like counts and targeted Google ads.

Thus non-analytic feminists who might find an analytic writing style tediously overqualified or otherwise confining still engage along with nonfeminist analytic philosophers in fruitful bridge-building conversations.

Readers will have to return to "Doubling the Point" to find a kind of explanation for why Coetzee the novelist finds literary criticism so fruitful: "I work on a writer like Kafka because he opens for me, or opens me to, moments of analytic intensity.

Fruitful scholarship followed.

The misunderstanding was fruitful.