Sentence examples for gaining insights from from inspiring English sources
Several years ago, a new genre emerged on television, in which modern Chinese characters travelled back in time, gaining insights from historical figures.
Three case studies based on the dataset of IEEE VIS conference demonstrate the effectiveness of our system in gaining insights from large document collections.
The first version of our SCT has been developed with the strategic goal of shedding light onto the challenge of service creation and gaining insights from it, by exploring what we consider to be one of the most basic forms of automation used to help users with the process of service creation.
The symposium also examined the potential impact on the field of new methodologies such as transcriptional profiling and proteomics, and the scope for gaining insights from genetic analysis of OA and from studying mutations that affect cartilage structure.
In particular, gaining insights from structure determination is challenging, given the intrinsic difficulty in obtaining GTs in sufficient yield for crystallographic studies and their size precluding analysis by NMR.
Therefore, although the sample in this study is biased, such participants were recruited with the motivation of gaining insights from a sample, that may to some extent, better represent the more technologically aware older adult user group of the future.
Fresh-faced players from Charlottesville High School in Virginia sat alongside more seasoned musicians from the Royal College of Music, London, in the ensemble, the younger players absorbing the experience of their seniors, and all gaining insight from Mr. Maazel's supervision.
This issue is addressed by collecting empirical data from local companies and by gaining insight from local branch-specific experts.
Data were further strengthened by informal discussions with field managers and supervisors aimed at gaining insight from their field experiences.
They are particularly useful for gaining insight from minority ethnic groups [ 1, 3] because of their sensitivity to cultural variables [ 2, 4].
The focus group format allowed our participants to develop their opinions in an area that was new to them, gaining insight from the views of others [ 32].
