Sentence examples for insight in that from inspiring English sources

In that sense it's a major insight in that it gives us a better notion of van Gogh the artist.

Fiercely funny and bitingly sad, it somehow finds fresh sources of insight in that classic staple of the stage, the disintegrating American family.

Fiercely funny and bitingly sad, it somehow finds fresh sources of insight in that classic staple of the stage, the disintegrating American family (3:20).

The streamline method is an advance over previous insight in that substantial flow may occur between wells outside the predefined well pattern due to reservoir heterogeneity, anisotropy, and discontinuities such as faults (King et al. 1993; Moreno et al. 2004; Shin and Sharma 2014).

I have a certain insight in that I was Mapplethorpe's bicoastal lover, and, as editor of Drummer magazine, I assigned him his first cover before he was world famous.

In this respect, our study provides a novel insight in that nicotine affects plasmalogen levels.

Sartre's early texts on the imagination already provided significant insights in that regard (in particular, see Dufrenne's lengthy discussions of them in his The Phenomenology of Aesthetic Experience, 1973).

Facebook has commissioned an "AI team" working on using deep-learning neural networks to find hidden patterns and insights in that data; Google, which already uses deep-learning technology in various domains, is presumably ahead of them.

However, comparison of mouse and human data provide some limited insights, in that differently from double mutant mice that develop a severe form of NTDs, mutations of both FZD are unlikely to be found in the same affected individuals, probably due to their lethality.

We can therefore restrict ourselves to Gaussian states and employ the powerful covariance matrix formalism that allows to achieve analytical insight in scenarios that involve Gaussian states and linear unitary transformations [11, 12].

Intuitively understandable (requirement 5) uncertainty assessments that can be produced for different energy models (requirement 3) only dependent on the respective input variables the model demands could provide relevant insight in uncertainties that are associated with model input.