CB Insights attributes this jump to the boom in enterprise deals.
Networked Insights attributes the game's online engagement to its social networking aspects and its creativity component.
Thus, a book by him in the show, titled "Insights," is attributed to the art dealer who acquired it.
It is a view that is thought to have saved the "reality" of the mental from the "eliminativist" or "fictionalist" tendencies of behaviourism while acknowledging the insight (often attributed to Ryle) that the mental is importantly related to behavioural output or response (as well as to stimulus or input).
While previously it was believed that the rate of interest varied inversely to the quantity of money, Cantillon posited that the rate of interest was determined by the supply and demand on the loanable funds market —an insight usually attributed to Scottish philosopher David Hume.
Nicholas Covey, director of insights for Nielsen Mobile, attributed the spike in messaging to the spread of QWERTY-style keypads, whose users send 54percentt more text messages than those with ordinary keypads.
Insight Crime attributes Venezuela's rise in violence to a range of factors, including corruption and lack of investment within the country's security forces, weak gun control and Venezuela's growing prominence as a drug trafficking hub.
(8) Certain phenomena or entities such as inventions can only be predicted provided one has also the means to create them (Neurath 1931b/1973, 405); this insight is typically attributed to the critic of Neurath Popper, who published it much later.
Insights have often been attributed to divine intervention, but, by mapping the epiphany as a journey between cortical circuits, Jung-Beeman wanto to purge the insight experience of its mystery.
Recently, quality assessment in face images has renewed interest attributed to insights from the Good, Bad, and Ugly (GBU) dataset[79].
The authors attributed this insight to a detection bias caused by "concern from patients or physicians about the effectiveness of generic AEDs".
