Sentence examples for making insights from inspiring English sources

With this update, the company is also making Insights generally available.

This paper focuses on the issues related to policy categorization in this field; these issues have received little attention in the literature despite their importance to making insights gained from empirical studies generalizable.

"In addition, we offer a full solution to the advertiser, combining both data and media platforms in one solution, eliminating the need to split efforts and resources, making insights actionable in real-time".

In addition the technology and the statistical tools were different thereby reducing the possibility of grouping the analysis and making insights into the genotype-phenotype status of DS.

"The playing field is so level now and it's just so much harder to make insights now".

Myhrvold wanted to make insights — to come up with ideas, patent them, and then license them to interested companies.

The terrorist has a chance encounter with a proud stripper, and Janet Maslin says the author passed on the chance to make insights into their clash of values, and instead "often treats this book as an occasion for easy irony".

She said, 'It seems as though you have extremely high standards on how you treat other people, but you're willing to accept a lot less.' She would make insights like that".

We model endcast using a graph-based representation that we name flooding graph to make insights into the concept.

It also sought to make insights from research more available to society, for example by bringing together scholars and prison administration officials.

Stochastic synchronization is a viable mechanism through which simple-spike synchrony could be generated, but it has received scarce attention, perhaps because the presence of feedforward inhibition in the input to Purkinje cells makes insights difficult.