Sentence examples for insights originating from inspiring English sources

The main aim of this article is to discuss how forest restoration may benefit from insights originating from the emerging BEF framework.

Similarly, the useful concepts of physical and mental workload, situation awareness, vigilance decrements and many other vital insights have originated from HFE and continue to exert a powerful influence on safe system design.

(One of his insights — that sounds originating from behind a driver's head will direct attention forward more quickly than sounds that come from the side — has found its way to market with the introduction of headrest-mounted speakers in 2015 Volvo FH trucks).

The other approach was to incorporate in Montague grammar as much as possible the insights from syntactic theories, especially originating from the tradition of Chomsky.

The main focus of this research is to develop a high-performance metal-free ORR electrocatalyst as well as to gain insight into the synergistic effects originating from multiple-element doping on ORR performance.

On the other hand, closer ties to local authorities provided the opportunity to gain insight into the operational constraints originating from higher levels that health staff were dealing with.

The consequence is that intellectual exploration remains at the level of abstraction in disregard for the insights that originate within other fields of inquiry.

"So meditation and mindfulness have been very helpful to me in noticing what's going on...and gaining insights on where these thoughts are originating".

Polity change serves as an aggregative dynamical quantity that can provide some insights into the macro-sociopolitical behaviors originating from the complex interactions between the economic, social and political dynamics and domains.

Because cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is located around and inside the brain, biomarkers originating from it may provide insights into the disease pathophysiology and severity as well as monitoring responses to the preventive, disease-modifying, and symptomatic therapies.

By studying genomic changes over time in populations subjected to strong artificial directional selection, we can gain insights to the dynamics of beneficial alleles originating from the founder population or emerging as novel mutations undergoing ongoing selection.