Sentence examples for insight that one from inspiring English sources
It rather involves unfolding and elaborating on an insight that one initially acquires simply by existing in (with "existing in" taken in the robust sense of living and acting in) that society.
We present a heuristic rule-based method for the design of distributed wastewater treatment networks of multiple contaminants with maximum inlet concentration constraints, based on the insight that one of the important essences of distributed wastewater system integration is to reduce the total treatment flow rate by minimizing unnecessary mixing amount of streams.
Yorck interprets Dilthey's insight that one cannot go beyond life to mean that one cannot surpass or transcend "the empirical givenness of self-consciousness," which entails that philosophy is "empirical," not speculative (ST, pp. 8, 3).
"Innovation today isn't a sudden break with the past, a brilliant insight that one lone outsider pushes through to save the company," he says.
That was the special character of the founding era: the application of the insight that one could become great by doing good.
This was not escapist or apolitical — the insight that one is not obliged to enroll in a perpetual cycle of violence and reprisal is not apolitical or escapist.
Simon Burnton will gratefully receive your insights on that one over here.
It is an insight that makes one wonder if the originator of the phrase spent most of his time in a theater.
But insights like that one are too rare.
Voltaire's spirit was one of tolerant cosmopolitanism, even though he didn't have the insight to see that one challenge for the cosmopolitan spirit would be how well it tolerated those who had no wish to be cosmopolitan.
This refined examination of co-option builds on Darwin's insights that one organ may have two functions (category B, Table 1), one organ may undergo a complete change in function (category A, Table 1), and two organs with the same function can be selected to travel different functional pathways (Category C, Table 1).
