Sentence examples similar to meld insights from inspiring English sources
Dr. Arnold Zachary Pfeffer, a New York psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who worked to meld the insights of modern neuroscience with traditional psychoanalytic concepts and started a New York center devoted to that effort, died on Jan . 27at his home in Manhattan.
Written for a 2011 symposium held at Florida State University, this essay melds the insights of civil recourse theory with recent historical scholarship to demonstrate that tort law was central to American legal practice and legal thought long before the Industrial Revolution.
From Here to Utility - Melding Phonetic Insight with Speech Technology.
Mabey's erudite meditations melded global environmental insights, cultural references from the Garden of Eden to the novel The Day of the Triffids, and a very English pleasure in the marvel of small things.
Incentivizing a "sharing" care model for information and insights — to move and meld information between the small practice in Mississippi treating a hypertensive patient and a doctor at a state-of-the-art academic center in Arizona treating a similar case — requires an innovation model centered around the doctor and the patient, not around legacy equipment and proprietary systems.
Danish writers explored new horizons, melded fantasy and reality, and offered new insights in 2005.
Inception finds Nolan once again demonstrating his unique ability to meld sprawling action sequences with psychologically provocative insight, so that one is just as likely to exit the film pondering Kant and Kierkegaard, as they are to marvel at DiCaprio's handiwork with a pistol.
"Nearly everyone I spoke to about Rhodes used the phrase 'mind meld' verbatim, some with casual assurance and others in the hushed tones that are usually reserved for special insights," Samuels reports.
