Sentence examples for guide insight from inspiring English sources

According to the latest study of mental capability, movement will guide insight in problem solving situations.

His guiding insight was that some version of his words and stories was there to begin with, and that children, in discovering his work, would recognize in it what they already knew.

Pascal's guiding insight is that the argument from expectation goes through equally well whatever your probability for God's existence is, provided that it is non-zero and finite (non-infinitesimal) — "a chance of gain against a finite number of chances of loss".[4] This is finite.[6] By premise 3, rationality requires you to perform the act of maximum expected utility.

Although Cobb is most often described as a theologian, the overarching tendency of his thought has been toward the integration of many different areas of knowledge, employing Alfred North Whitehead's transdisciplinary philosophical framework as his guiding insight.

Maybe, after reading Kafka, we can seek further guiding insights into the college-application process from Foucault.

This has been facilitated through comparative genomics with saprophytic L. biflexa genome sequence [22] as well as genome guided insights into phylogeny of various species of the pathogen [23] and through differences between saprophytic and pathogenic species [22].

In doing so it has run the risk of becoming a purely materialistic bias itself, according no proper place to the human spirit or to intuitive insights that have guided the evolution of human cultures, even though this includes the guiding insights of the most important contributors to the sciences.

10 Top Tips To mark the 40th anniversary of Insight Guides, an Insight Guide to Travel Photography (£14.99) will be published in October 2010 – an inspirational and practical guide covering everything from digital processing to selling images.

It was this knowledge he took in 1994 to the newly established travel guide publisher Insight, as editorial director.

The design of alloy structure, guided by insight from atomic scale pcSTEM, for enhanced catalytic activity and stability, resulting from strong wetting with a deformable disordered shell, has the potential to be a general paradigm for improving catalytic performance.

To this date, clinical developments of drug combinations are typically through trial and error or guided by insight into the dysregulated signaling pathways in specific diseases.