Sentence examples for insight back from inspiring English sources
From Jan van Eyck to Cindy Sherman, her method is to evoke the artist and his or her circumstances so that the full significance of the self-portrait is uncovered: this provides two-way insight, back in to the rest of the oeuvre, and on into the life.
This sort of granular, location-based intel can then be fed back into making its app experience smarter and more contextual — or even sold as customer insight back to the venues it's hoping to sign up as its own customers.
In the new Magnolia Pictures documentary Best of Enemies, filmmakers Robert Gordon and Morgan Neville offer insight, back story and riveting rare footage of Vidal and Buckley.
The approach allows the use of engineering insight backed up by well-established control theory; a number of possibilities for each stage are given.
That's an insight backed up by Pagano's other studies.
Just as important, every league and team would appoint somebody to take sportsmanship seminars and filter the insights back to all participants.
A central narrative of many religions is the seeker — Moses, Jesus, Buddha — who goes off by himself and brings profound insights back to the community.
A startup out of Australia called Culture Amp wants to provide an easy, more cost-effective solution to conducting employee surveys and getting real, actionable insights back from them.
NASA wants to be able to quickly query the large volumes of data at its disposal, then funnel insights back into new models capable of building on what came before.
Culture Amp's real competitive differentiator is not its ease-of-use in setting up or taking surveys, but in the speed with which it can provide actionable insights back to companies and HR departments.
Another strand of the business it's currently building out is an analytics platform so it can provide insights back to its business users to give them an understanding of patterns of user behaviour or the ability to spot healthcare trends in particular markets.
